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Who needs a gravy boat when you’ve got a Tesla truck?

A New York man used his Thanksgivi­ng mashed potatoes to build a replica of Tesla’s new Cybertruck — complete with a broken window.

Greg Milano was recorded by his brother, Dan, while carefully carving a mockup of the futuristic truck at the dinner table with just a butter knife.

Greg chowed down on the truck when he was done.

It’s the perfect Christmas gift for a selfie-obsessed mother-to-be.

A “Birthie Stick” to “share every angle of your child’s birth” is being sold online as a gag gift for expectant mothers.

The $7.99 item — supposedly a modified selfie stick mounted to the inner thighs — is just a box meant to serve as a container for a real gift.

So much for toll-free. A 71-year-old man was arrested in Japan for allegedly calling his cellphone company’s customer service line roughly 24,000 times over two years — about 33 times a day.

Akitoshi Okamoto was charged under Japan’s “obstructio­n of business” statute for his repeated complaints about his phone not being able to pick up radio broadcasts.

This stallion refuses to horse around until he’s had his pot of tea.

Jake, a 20-year-old equine officer in the UK’s Merseyside Police department, will not get to work if he doesn’t get a sugary cup of tea in the morning.

The horse developed a taste for the British staple after sticking his tongue in his rider’s cup one morning.

Maybe he was shopping for new clothes.

A man in Knightdale, NC, was busted on Black Friday after he was allegedly found totally naked in a car outside a shopping center.

Police say they stumbled upon Tylik Shawdu Little, 28, after an officer smelled marijuana coming from cars parked next to a Kohl’s.

Little was charged with indecent exposure, marijuana possession and resisting arrest, police said.

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