Being caught in a lie is one of the most embarrassing things that can happen to someone, so why do some people make it so easy? If someone is going to lie about something, especially if it's something big, they better make it a good lie, because when it isn't, it's just awkward.

It happens all the time on the internet, people making up big, miraculous, unbelievable, or just perfect stories to gain some sort of clout or attention from it.

Some of them are to make the person seem like a better person, some to push an agenda, and some to ruffle some feathers. Whatever it is, the lies are so easy to see right through. That's why there is a whole subreddit dedicated to sharing these so obviously fake or dramatized stories for everyone to shame and laugh at.

Reddit's sarcastically titled "That Happened" is full of these kinds of stories, and while they are entertaining, they are just that; there is no truth to any of these.

Here are 15 very fake stories where "everyone clapped" at the end.