In 2001, Hooters waitress Jodee Berry entered a sales contest at a Florida franchise after her manager told the staff that whoever sold the most beer would win a new Toyota. He described it as a real vehicle, even joking about whether it would be a car, truck, or van, which made everyone believe the prize was genuinely a Toyota automobile. Berry took the contest seriously and outperformed all her coworkers, earning the top spot. When the big moment arrived, the manager blindfolded her and led her outside to claim her prize. Instead of a car, he presented her with a "toy Yoda", a small Star Wars figurine. The stunt was played off as an April Fools' joke, but Berry didn't find it funny. She quit shortly afterward, feeling humiliated and misled. Berry sued the franchise for fraudulent misrepresentation and breach of contract, arguing that the promise of a Toyota was clear and intentional. The case never went to trial, Hooters settled, and her attorney said the settlement was large enough for her to go out and buy any Toyota she wanted. Have you ever been involved in an April Fools' joke?