35+ People Who Weren’t the Masters of Deception They Thought

Lying is something everyone does. Some people are pretty good at it: some people are very, very bad. In fact, some people are so bad we have no idea why they even bother lying at all. The worst thing about those people is that they often don’t even realize they are terrible liars, so they often tell obvious and easily disproven lies to people that know better. In fact, sometimes they tell these lies on the internet, at which point everyone can laugh about how bad they are. These are some of the most amusing examples of bad liars showing their ineptitude to the world, as well as some of the most blatant deceptions ever attempted.

The Numbers Don’t Add Up

This guy really tried to bamboozle all of us, but he didn’t do a particularly good job. Apparently, he had spent years slaving away at a minimum wage job, but he was only sixteen when he made this post. There’s some obvious reasons why anyone in America would be lying if they made the statement we see here.

On top of that, this teen apparently recovered from a wide variety of addictions while he was at it. Wow, what a resilient and determined hero we have here today! Needless to say, this is all a load of nonsense.

A Lesson in Ineptitude

Lots of people try to play things off as something they did, when in fact, they just bought it from the store. But usually, they at least have the smarts to try and make it look like they didn’t buy it. This person tried to make it seem like they had taken their first pass at making sushi.

However, they completely neglected to even change the obvious prepackaged setup that the sushi came in. How could anyone make such an obvious oversight? Frankly, we have no idea why anyone would think this would work.

Well Which is It?

We’re not sure why the label for this particular product is having such an issue getting its facts straight. Honestly we don’t know if they are trying to trick people or if they were just so incompetent that they made a mistake this obvious.

As you can see, this product doesn’t know if it is 100% juice or 27% juice. We’re also not sure how they could get that wrong, which is exactly why we don’t know if they are actively trying to trick us or just have no idea what they are doing at all. Maybe it’s a translation error or something?

Is That Your House?

This picture is a little confusing, so we’ll break it down for you. The guy on the left side of the conversation is pretending to live in the house being shown on the right. The guy on the right side of the conversation is aware that the house being pictured is being sold by realtors as they speak.

Basically, he has irrefutable evidence that the dude is lying about where he lives, but even so, the guy is still trying to keep up his facade.