@konah619: If a prankster filmed you at work, would you keep your cool? The man filming had asked for the time, and once the worker pulled out his phone, the prankster claimed the money went through Apple Pay. The clip appeared on an Instagram prank account. "You're probably making money off of this," the worker shot back. His kids, he said, had gone to bed without him, and his life was "hard enough as it is." That's not how Apple Pay works: payments require Face ID, Touch ID or a passcode, except in Express Mode for transit, Apple says. The GoFundMe was started on Oct. 27 by a stranger, who says he keeps none of the money. More than 2,400 people have donated. The worker is "blown away" by the support, Dexerto reported. His family has asked for privacy, and the prank account appears to have been deactivated. Sources: Dexerto, International Business Times, Apple