Ever indulged yourself in fantasies of fame and splendor? Of course you have. We all have.
If you were famous, you could troll the city, get into whatever club you wanted to without waiting on line, have drinks handed to you, and make out with whomever you pleased. It'd be great, to say the least.
Even more satisfying would be manipulating reality, pretending to be famous, and then getting up in the morning and going back to your everyday life. That's why the video below is so much fun to watch.
Just last week, six-foot-ten Elite Daily writer Connor Toole lived out all our fantasies by pretending to be the Utah Jazz's 61st pick in the NBA Draft.
Toole said all it took for him to get onto the floor of the NBA Draft in the Barclays Center was to "act really confident and be really tall."
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Then, he put on a Utah Jazz hat and went to Manhattan in celebration (let's just say, not everyone's clothes stayed on).
Find out what happened in the hilarious video below.
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