This Impractical Jokers' Punishment Was Completely Unplanned
Here's the story of how one impromptu Impractical Jokers punishment was both a relief and a burden to its recipient, Sal Vulcano.
Read MoreHere's the story of how one impromptu Impractical Jokers punishment was both a relief and a burden to its recipient, Sal Vulcano.
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