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You’d better be sitting down when you see this kid’s Lego creation (Photo)

ByJosh Hill|
LONDON, ENGLAND - DECEMBER 10: Husband and wife Annie Diment and Ed Diment, put the final bricks in place on their Ice Age display, with a Lego wolly mammouth made from 400,000 bricks which took 9 weeks to build at ExCel on December 10, 2015 in London, England. Brick 2015 is an exhibition dedicated to Lego and runs at London's ExCel over three days starting on 11th December. It features displays including Harry Potter, landmarks such as Big Ben and a dance music festival. (Photo by Chris Ratcliffe/Getty Images)
LONDON, ENGLAND - DECEMBER 10: Husband and wife Annie Diment and Ed Diment, put the final bricks in place on their Ice Age display, with a Lego wolly mammouth made from 400,000 bricks which took 9 weeks to build at ExCel on December 10, 2015 in London, England. Brick 2015 is an exhibition dedicated to Lego and runs at London's ExCel over three days starting on 11th December. It features displays including Harry Potter, landmarks such as Big Ben and a dance music festival. (Photo by Chris Ratcliffe/Getty Images)

The future has never been as bright as it is for Will from Dallas, who is going places in life.

There was a show once upon a time called Kids Say The Darndest Things. On it, Bill Cosby would talk to kids and they’d do exactly as the title implies — and it was gold. Children are a treasure trove of hilarious innocence and there are times when it’s just too much to handle.

Will from Dallas is the latest example of that.

We don’t know who Will from Dallas is, nor can we confirm his age one way or the other. All we do know is that whoever they are, a bright future lies ahead. At a Dallas Lego store, someone named Will left behind a custom Lego creation that is simultaneously the most adorable thing ever and the most hilarious Lego-themed thing you’ll see all week.

Just get a load of his Lego creation, spotted by Redditor tommyjoe2:

"Seen in the Dallas Lego store. Great work, Will from lego"

Seriously, there are not enough StandingOvation.GIF’s in the world to show the type of appreciation I have for this kid. This is an expert troll job by someone who didn’t even know they were doing it — the troll is just in his blood.

Think of the future this kid has ahead of him. He’s going to be a hoot to have in an office setting where he’s had years to develop this troll game that is already so strong.

It’s Will’s world now, we’re all just trying to not get trolled in it.

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