Leon Schuster Rookie Traffic Police Prank | The Demouchets REACT 

Hilarious!! We all grew up with Leon Schuster movies in South Africa 🇿🇦

Oh maaannnn!!! This took me way back to my childhood days. Leon was one of the best at making us laugh! Please find the coffin prank, you won't be disappointed 😂😂😂😂😂

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🤣 yal should react to the coffin prank too

In those days, being unemployed was illegal in South Africa. Being a traffic cop was, and still is, a high paying job, so I would have done anything to pass and get employed.

Please keep in mind that these pranks were recorded in the late 80’s early 90’s. A South Africa during the apartheid regime - before a democratic South African was born.

Hhe those days you wouldn't think of saying no or resignation those are the hot apartheid days.

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🤣🤣🤣. Please react to the coffin prank as well.

Leon is the best SA comedian 🤣🤣🤣🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦

Maak Soos Blou lig. “BLOU BLOU” and keeps on doing it

Watching @5:36am 🇿🇦 ❤❤

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My Uncle was the head of Johannesburg Traffic department at the time this was made and he gave authorization for Leon to do it. The reason why they do what they are told is because of discipline and they would have been seriously reprimanded if they were to talk back or walk of parade.... back then our military the police and the traffic departments HAD discipline they were run like Military institutions. Once you were on Parade you were at the mercy of your instructors or seniors and people of higher rank, this meant if they decided to make you stand at attention for 5 hours a day they would do so and if you decided to not do as instructed you would be in a world of trouble. Even if you Fainted on parade when you wake up you would be in trouble for fainting as you did not wiggle your toes for blood circulation. That was a DAY one instruction of conscription that is you stand at attention you will wiggle your toes or you will pass out and then you are in DEEP trouble. I even remember this as an instruction on my first year of High School (8th Grade) back in 1992 on my first day of CADETS (One day in a week were the boys were taught military drills and commands in preparation for conscription at end of high school. We even held marching and shooting competitions against other schools and we were judged by Generals from the South African Defense force) Most of these men probably just finished their Mandatory 2 year conscripted military service hence the discipline of following orders.

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