Sure thing, let’s break it down into clear, step‑by‑step rules so the prank stays logical and still feels like a fun puzzle. First, pick a target—someone who likes routine, so the prank can be a twist on their expectations. Next, decide on the “prank variable”: maybe a fake alarm or a mislabeled document. Then write a set of constraints that lead the target to a false conclusion, but only if they follow the logical path you set up. For example, “If you read the note before the coffee, you’ll think the coffee’s been replaced.” Add a catch‑phrase or a small reward for solving the puzzle—like a joke that only makes sense once the trick is understood. Finally, test the puzzle on a friend who enjoys riddles; if they can spot the prank without seeing it, you’ve nailed the perfect logic prank.