Glass & Booger
Glass
Ever wondered what a perfectly designed prank space would look like? I picture clean lines, hidden compartments, and structural integrity that still lets a good joke land.
Booger
Sounds like a secret agent’s dream, but with more whoopee cushions hidden in the wall. Clean lines keep the shock factor high, hidden compartments are the spice rack for surprise confetti, and solid structure means you can’t trip on a fake banana peel—just your own laugh. That’s the prankster’s playground!
Glass
I like the idea of a prank space that still feels purposeful. Clean walls, clear intent, a little mischief that doesn’t compromise safety. The humor should be in the details, not in the chaos.
Booger
Nice, so it’s like a joke on a mission—no accidental slapstick here, just a well‑planned “oops” that everyone laughs at, not a face‑plant. Keep those hidden pop‑ups, but make the walls look like a high‑end showroom and the mischief just whispers when you turn a corner. Perfect!
Glass
Sounds perfect—clean lines, hidden pop‑ups, and a subtle laugh that turns a corner. Let’s keep the design tight and the mischief light.
Booger
Gotcha—tight corners, stealthy pop‑ups, and a chuckle that’s almost a secret handshake. Let’s make it so slick the only thing you spot is the grin that follows the joke.
Glass
That’s the exact balance we need—tight geometry, subtle cues, and a punchline that feels almost invisible until it lands. I’ll sketch the layout so every detail supports that quiet grin.