This amusing video shows a group of Canadian pranksters following customers by dressing up and posing as real Apple Store employees . Introducing themselves at the start of the video , the four men from Toronto explain that they intend to 'quit ' their jobs as pretend workers at the computer company . Kyle Forgeard , 20 , Jesse Sebastiani , 21 , Niko Martinovic , 25 and Marko Martinovic , also 25 , are shown speaking to shoppers and giving them advice on the products they are looking to buy . The four pranksters fooled customers after dressing up as Apple Store employees at a Toronto mall . Jesse appears on screen first , where he is approached by a man enquiring about purchasing a new iPhone . After a short discussion , in which the prankster does his best to be as unhelpful as possible , the man turns to leave the shop empty handed . Next to feature in the video is Kyle who is asked a rather technical question regarding an iPad Air . After a little conversation , in which the prankster again chooses to ignore the question , a real employee approaches and asks for the imposter ’ s name . He says : ‘ Sorry , do you even work here , ’ before adding : ‘ I have never seen you before. ’ The pranksters promoted other companies ' products when they were questioned about Apple devices . Each prankster drew the attention of customers as they 'quit ' their jobs and stormed out of the store . A little discussion ensues , which involves the real employee appearing to call for a manager , until the prankster announces to the room : ‘ You know what ? Nobody even knows who I am here . I have been here three shifts , I quit. ’ Later in the video another prankster is caught talking to a customer and is again approached by a real employee . Interrupting him mid-flow , the man announces to the customer : ‘ He doesn ’ t actually work here , ’ to which the prankster retorts that he has done so for the last three months . Eventually he leaves in the same animated way as the previous imposter , with a fellow prankster making his way out of the shop with him . One of the fake Apple Store workers ( middle ) is kicked out of the store by an employee of the shop . Kyle , right , is confronted by a real member of staff after telling a customer to buy Microsoft products . The video concludes with a prankster talking to a customer about how he thinks he should quit his job before again announcing to the room his intentions and leaving the shop . A number of customers look around and laugh as the two men make their dramatic exits . The four men are known for recording a number of prank videos , which they upload to their YouTube channel NelkFilmz . The last video they filmed , entitled ‘ Coke Prank on Cops ’ , involved the foursome insinuating that they had cocaine to sell . One of the actors storms out of the Apple Store after announcing he is quitting in front of customers . Instead , as the police later discovered after stopping them , the men were actually transporting cans of Coca-Cola . The clip received criticism at the time , with the LAPD telling NBC News that the prank was irresponsible . Commander Andrew Smith of the LAPD said : 'It is dangerous for the participants involved and a huge waste of a police officer 's time . ' 'The public has a right to have their police officers working and not wasting their time responding to juvenile pranks . ' For more pranks visit NelkFilmz YouTube Channel or Follow them on Instagram .
The four men wear blue shirts and talk to customers in an Apple shop . They are approached and questioned by a number of real staff . A man who works at the store says he was told that they were being filmed for a documentary about their business, which is why they had been asked to leave.