When it comes to April Fool’s Day jokes, there’s no greater one the this. What makes it so great is that is was a joke on the jokester as much as the victim. It’s a tale full of irony and good humor – and it contains a lesson beyond worthiness. See it all hear and more in this week’s Carosa Commentary “Praising Pranksterism.”
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