Lucas Trerice

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Lucas Trerice

Known for	Wrapping his friends apartment with aluminum foil

In 2004, Lucas Trerice achieved national attention in the United States for wrapping his friend Chris Kirk's entire apartment in Olympia, Washington, with aluminum foil. The prank took five days to complete and everything in the apartment was covered with the sole exception being Penn & Teller's book Cruel Tricks for Dear Friends. [1] Two years later, his friend Keith Jewell, assisted by some of those same friends took retribution by turning his new apartment into a giant-scale hamster cage.[2]

His other claim to fame is in dead pool circles, where he won an internet dead pool dedicated entirely to the expiration of Frank Sinatra, predicting his death to the day. [3] He also has appeared in and directed a few independent films.

He graduated from dental school in 2006.