We all want to find our identity. To capitalize on it. For some, it can take a lifetime. For others, mere seconds. Even if it doesn't belong to them.
There is a subreddit called r/ActLikeYouBelong and it has 520K members. Why so many, you ask? It shares stories, pictures, and videos of people pretending to be someone they're not!
From a man posing as a delivery driver and stealing beer to a girl faking her way into a music festival as a photographer, you'll be surprised how many of these evil geniuses get away with it, too.
#24 Youtube Streamer Pretends To Play Ufc So He Could Stream The Entire Ppv Without Being Copyrighted
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#25 This Kid From My School Is An Absolute Legend. Just Read The Caption Below The Picture.
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#30 I Was Cleaning The Basement And Found This. My Daughter And Her Boyfriend Made These And Walked Right Into A Concert. No Questions Asked.
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#31 Man Stole $122m From Facebook And Google By Sending Them Random Bills, Which The Companies Dutifully Paid
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#33 Man Brings Life Jacket, Nerf Guns, And Vacuum To A 2nd Amendment Protest
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#35 It's Cold Outside And I Was Tired Of Standing. Found A Pen And Paper And Now I'm With Stats And Press
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#36 Snuck Into Vip Section Of A Concert. We Noticed The Special Wristbands Looked Awfully Simaler To Our Water Bottle Wrappers
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#38 A Few Years Ago I Impersonated A Journalist To Get Into Bernie Sanders' Press Conference For The Release Of His Book, Got On TV, And Then Told Him Afterwards What I Did
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#39 The Story Of Emmanuel Nwude And The Imaginary Airport Isn’t As Simple As Those Emails You Get From Time To Time Asking For Your Bank Details, But The Essential Elements – Nigeria And Scamming Are Present And Correct
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#40 A Scientist That Changed Many Lives And Did What He Loved Until His Death.
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