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Please allow this mental palate cleanser to break up our usual coverage of the most important election of eleventy lifetimes and the overall state of the wheels falling off the planet.

In the unfortunate event of me knowing the end is near, I have a plan to schedule of a bunch of tweets to f*ck with friends and family after my passing. This is the boomer equivalent. A dad is going viral leaving his family a secret message to find while they were cleaning out his belongings. Why? For no other reason than dude’s rock.

This is a Jim Halpert “The Dunder Code’ quality prank. What’s the hidden message? Saying “I love you” one last time? Leaving a fifty-dollar bill to treat the family to ice cream?

It was the cheat code to the peg game at Cracker Barrel.

“Actual information I need for paperwork? Absolutely not. Cracker Barrel code so I can flex on the senior citizens during Sunday brunch? Hell yeah brother.”

Side note: Excellent use of “hell yeah, brother” by the guy’s daughter, which is the ultimate response to… really, pretty much anything.

Admittedly, there is a bit of a regional disconnect. Being a northern Yankee, we don’t have Cracker Barrels up in these here parts. I make it a point to visit one whenever I’m in Cracker Barrel Country, but that is mainly for the rocking chairs. I bought two for my own front porch.

But what we lack in Cracker Barrels we made up for in Friendly’s, so I am familiar with the peg game. Next to the fact your dad might let you get ice cream with breakfast, it was the highlight of going out to eat. I’m sure the peg game represents cherished childhood memories for the daughter and any siblings. Right up there with your dad letting you listen to profanity-laced comedy… as long as you didn’t tell your mother.

Speaking of someone who has had to clean out a house before, this “prank” comes at a much-needed moment in the grieving process. Well done, dad!

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