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49 Wildest First-World Problems That Wasted Emergency Services' Time

You won't believe people actually dial 9-1-1 because their pizza didn't have enough pepperoni! 🍕 From reporting a "hostage situation" that was actually just a naughty cat to asking dispatchers to help with math homework, here are 49 of the most insane emergency calls ever recorded. Welcome to the ultimate hall of shame on BrainFumble! We have combed through police logs to find the funniest, weirdest, and absolute dumbest reasons people decided to tie up emergency lines. The number 9-1-1 is supposed to be for life-or-death situations, but for these people, a bad haircut or a lonely Saturday night apparently counts as a crisis. In this video, you will hear the hilarious truth behind the calls dispatchers wish they could hang up on. What’s Inside This Compilation: 🍔 Fast Food Felonies: Calling the cops over cold fries, wrong drive-thru orders, and the tragedy of running out of chicken nuggets. 🚓 Criminal Masterminds: Robbers who accidental butt-dial the police mid-crime and drug dealers reporting their own stash as stolen. 📚 Not An Emergency: Demanding help with fractions, asking for a ride to the bar, and complaining about the neighbors breathing too loud. 🐈 Creature Chaos: "Intruders" that turned out to be squirrels, aggressive deer, and screaming matches with pet parrots. We bring you the craziest true stories, wildest lists, and most entertaining storytelling compilations to keep you laughing at human stupidity. If you love face-palming at dumb decisions and listening to the wildest audio logs, you are in the right place. Don't forget to smash that like button and subscribe to BrainFumble for your weekly dose of chaos! Question of the Day: What is the pettiest thing you almost wanted to call the police for (but obviously didn't)? Tell us in the comments below! #911calls #funny #fails #police #dispatch #brainfumble #comedy #dumbcriminals #insanestories #truefacts