Danny DeVito Life Size Cutout

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Who is the unreasonable one: a man in his 30s whose adoration for the actor Danny DeVito cost him his job or his girlfriend of six years who is considering breaking up with him over his obsession? It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia star Danny DeVito has cleverly responded to a 17-year-old Pennsylvania girl who took a cardboard cutout of the comedy legend to her senior prom last month as her date.

For Parker, 27, celebrating the season with DeVito (the cardboard cutout version) has been a running joke for a few years.Last month, Allison Closs brought a cardboard cutout of DeVito to her senior prom, and a photo of Allison and her "date" with the comedy great quickly became a hit on social media. While stories of everyday teens asking big celebrities to prom have become commonplace – especially in the age of social media – there's no question that DeVito's photo with a cardboard Closs is a cut(out) above the rest. And when she first told her parents about her plan to bring a cardboard cutout of Danny DeVito to prom, the reaction was mixed. I will admit, it makes sense that her initial reaction was “WTF, are you serious right now,” but it’s clearly the principle of the matter, from her husband’s perspective. Actually hearing from DeVito (via Twitter) was also a huge delight; Parker notes that many of the "Philadelphia" cast also "liked" the tweet.

And while the jury is still out on the subject, ending a six-year relationship because of a DeVito cutout indicates that there is a much deeper, underlying problem, according to Nate Sawyer, a marriage and family therapist in Durham, North Carolina. We use only the finest materials to make our Danny DeVito Cardboard Cutouts and every one carries the unique Celebrity Cutouts Hologram - your assurance of excellence.Eventually, the photo caught the attention of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia co-creator/co-star Rob McElhenney, who posted on his Instagram account: "Hey Allison- I heard you took cardboard Danny to Prom. Her father thought it was hilarious; her mother was more skeptical, but eventually warmed to the idea.