Hijack a fast food drive-thru with a CB radio

Hijack a fast food drive-thru with a CB radio

This video demonstrates a very simple way to broadcast your voice on the same frequencies that a drive-thru restaurant uses, enabling you to mess with the customers and employees. This hack will work on just about any fast food drive thru.

If you like the drive-thru pranks on the end of this video, you'll probably like the PLA Radio episode which revolves around various fast food shenanigans. You can listen to it here:
http://www.oldpeoplearefunny.com/soun...


Don't forget to visit Phone Losers of America:
http://www.phonelosers.org

This video was made in response to:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W-QJaF...

The song on the beginning of the video is called Taco Bell Canon by the acapella group Michigan Amazin' Blue.

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Creator's Site: www.phonelosers.org
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grewal1212 1 year ago
that was the funniest thing ever...
i am so gonna try this...hahahahahahaha....
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ryan 5 months ago
i like this video
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DocTran 1 year ago
THE CRYSTAL! I MUST HAVE ONE!
seriously though thats a dumb name, crystal...
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dimension 1 year ago
#$%@ing Genuis !!! LOL
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WOLFGUTTS 11 months ago
THAT IS THE BEST THING EVER...THE LADY SAID SHE WAS GOING TO CALL HEADQUATERS......THAT HAD ME LAUGHING MY ASS OFF.....I WANT TO SEE MORE....
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ballypowerhouse 11 months ago
This does not work. First thing was opening the toaster, there was a small circuit board, but no crystal. The first CB radio was a cobra digital CB radio. It had 2 crystal's in it. Both were on the 10mhz range. Replaced one, then the other, and then both. No drive-thru action. So we went with the next choice. The uniden smaller CB radio it shows on this video. There was only 1 crystal and it ran on the frequency 10.2419mhz. I replaced it with the 6.553mhz crystal and oh my goodness, same thing! Didn't work! Sitting 10 feet from the drive-thru. Waste of time.
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eras1234 8 months ago
I have EXACT same radio as them and there is no crystal where they show it to be. It's probably internal
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Peacemaker 10 months ago
you #$@$@$!
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Peacemaker 10 months ago
rock
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XggX 9 months ago
if you try this your a #$%@ing retard hahaha. it dosnt work.
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LoafDaConvict 6 months ago
I've torn apart like 1 microwave,a toaster,an iron,and i'm considering my sisters hair straightner!
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LoafDaConvict 6 months ago
Still no crystal!!!
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ryan 5 months ago
i like it
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BNUTZBCRAZY 5 months ago
this is in fact bull#$%@
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kycoalminer 5 months ago
I saw their website a long time ago, everything they done then was a prank on you, none of it was real, dont waste your time.
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DamegedSpy 3 months ago
Terrific...
Nice Explanation...
Incredible jokes...

A MUST...
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DamegedSpy 3 months ago
TERRIFIC
NICE EXPLANATION
INCREDIBLE JOKE
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Techygeek 1 week ago
Your toaster should be full of various crystals, if not, it is a cheap as toaster. Try buying a better toaster. Yep, that worked for me.
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