Prank & Ratio
Ratio
Let’s run a quick simulation to figure out which prank gives the highest surprise index while keeping the annoyance level under five percent.
Prank
Sure thing! Let’s toss a few ideas in the mix: 1) The classic fake spider in a lampshade—surprise pops, annoyance stays low. 2) Hidden airhorn under a chair—big laugh, quick away, annoyance tiny. 3) Swap sugar with salt in the kitchen—instant surprise, but a quick wash keeps annoyance under five. 4) Put a tiny squeaky toy in a friend’s backpack—surprise, low annoyance. Rank them: airhorn wins the surprise score, sugar‑salt is a close second but a bit riskier. Pick one and go—just keep it harmless and ready to laugh off any slip!
Ratio
Airhorn it is. High surprise, annoyance stays tiny. Just make sure you’re in the room to catch the first burst so you can laugh along. That keeps the mood light and the stats clean.
Prank
Got it, the airhorn is the star of the show. I’ll be in the room, ready to catch the first blast and give that epic laugh. Just make sure the trigger’s wired, and we’ll keep it fun and low‑key. Here’s to a surprise that’s all punch, no punch‑drunk!
Ratio
Check the trigger latency first; if it’s 0.12 seconds under load, the surprise probability stays above 95 percent. Keep the airhorn in a low‑noise zone so you can catch the blast—then you’re the one laughing, not the victim. Enjoy the clean, efficient prank.
Prank
All set—trigger’s at 0.12 seconds, low‑noise zone locked, ready for a clean blast. Here’s to a laugh that’s all ours!