It costs a lot of money to have a custom suit made out of velcro.
As any fan of The Office knows, Jim Halpert is a master of pranks.
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But have you ever wondered just how Jim pulled all those pranks off, and how much money he spent?
Well, one industrious Redditor did the math and came up with a sum. Many of Jim's pranks were actually done for free, but a number of them had to have cost him at least a few bucks. You can check out a spreadsheet of all of the pranks here.
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Some were very cheap, like the old "stapler in Jell-O" prank.
One packet of instant Jell-O costs about $1.09, so as long as Jim didn't have to buy Dwight a replacement, this was a very low-cost prank.
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Others were a little pricier, like when he rented a tux to mock Dwight's dress code.
A tux rental goes for about $130 on average, according to the spreadsheet.
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