Excuse Me Sir is the Roblox larping game built around the viral meme format, where you stand around, strike a pose, and rack up cash while dressed as your favorite anime character. Codes here hand out Lucky Rolls and Anime Crates, both of which speed up how fast you can unlock new characters to larp as.
Working Excuse Me Sir codes
Type each code exactly as shown below, since the redeem box is case-sensitive and won’t accept extra spaces or lowercase substitutions.
QUITTING— Lucky Rolls NEWPAWNS— Lucky Rolls NEWCRAFTER2— Lucky Rolls NEWATOMIC— Lucky Rolls NEWWORLD2— Lucky Rolls NEWJOHNROD— Lucky Rolls200KMEMBERS— Lucky RollsGUILD— 10 Lucky RollsREWORK— 10 Lucky Rolls3MVISITS— 10 Lucky RollsTRADING— 10 Lucky Rolls140KMEMBERS— 5 Lucky Rolls2MVISITS— 2 Anime Crates
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Redeeming codes happens entirely inside the game’s own settings menu, so there’s no separate website to visit.

A successful redemption adds the Lucky Rolls or Anime Crates straight to your inventory, and you’ll see the count update right after you press Enter. If nothing changes, double-check the code for a stray space or a mismatched letter case before trying again.
Expired Excuse Me Sir codes
These codes no longer work but are listed for reference.
PATCHESDELAYCODERUBYCRATEBOSSUPDATESORRYFORBUGPURPLELIGHTrevampCRAFTUPD4THJULY1MVISITS5KLIKESWEATHER
Where new Excuse Me Sir codes get announced
New codes tend to appear around visit milestones, member-count milestones, and game updates. The Excuse Me Sir Discord server posts them across multiple announcement channels, so keeping notifications on for that server is the most direct way to catch a fresh code as soon as it drops.
Codes for Excuse Me Sir tend to expire quickly once a new one rolls out, so redeeming a working code as soon as you spot it is the safest way to bank the Lucky Rolls before it stops working.






