15 Fall-On-The-Ground Laughing Signs That Will Get This Long Weekend Started Off Right

Welcome to another weekly roundup of Reddit's funniest signs. They're the best cure for making you forget about all the stress you had this week! Last week's was hilarious, and today's won't disappoint. Here we go:
1.A comical but necessary reminder:
2.A very blunt truth:
3.And a very unfiltered truth:
4.A message about one particular Australian in the office:
5.A coffee shop that understands how humanity works:
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6.A reminder that you will be reported:
7.A fancy restaurant that might need a new name:
8.A safe way to offer free gas, knowing you'll never actually have to give it:
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9.A plea to the delivery driver...
Hey, at least he followed the directions!
10.A company that speaks facts:
11.A universal observation:
12.A very random bit of information:
13.A gentle reminder:
14.A business that needs a new sign maker:
15.And, lastly, a traffic enforcement sign that probably didn't mean to promote stalking but kinda did:
Which one made you LOL the most?! Let us know in the comments, and be sure to check back next week for another hilarious roundup!
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