34 People Who Didn’t Realize How Horrifically They Failed Until It Was Already Too Late - BuzzFeed

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This store employee, who is either a) evil or b) a twentysomething that doesn't yet understand why this is mean as hell:

This person who learned to proofread their texts in a truly unfortunate way:

The builders who left this manufacturer's sticker on their client's skylight.......which is 15 feet up in the air....and taller than the person's biggest ladder.....

This employee who sent their coworker a message, only to learn it got cut off rather unfortunately:

The top text reads: "No rush but when you have 5 minutes it would be helpful to just show you my assumptions for accelerated R&D projects before I tell [REDACTED] it's good to go. Anytime between now and 9 would be good if possible."

This person who learned the hard way not to blindly trust AI, because it told them they were mistaken and their blue cheese was actually a rock:

This person who treated themself to a new pair of jeans and didn't notice the perpetual pee stain until they got home with them:

The airline employee who was responsible for sending these "thank you" emails to two married physicians after they responded to an in-flight medical emergency, and only addressed one to "Dr." — and I'm sure you can guess which one!

You've heard of smart alarms, get ready for...dumb alarms! This person set their morning alarm, and it never went off. They turned over to check it...and it had reset itself for a time that doesn't even exist:

The person who tried to be inclusive by adding braille to this sign, but seemingly forgot the fact that a blind person wouldn't be able to see the indicator light, so it's basically useless:

This person who bought a hundred pack of Band-Aids and they all look like this:

The person in charge of the Children of Dune paperback, which is making me irrationally angry:

This person was looking for a roommate and decided to try out an app made specifically for that. Well...these are the responses they got. Creepy as hell! NEVER AGAIN!

This person who had one last pass left before they were done mowing their lawn...and their mower's battery died. RIP!

This company that switched to AI customer service reps and is quickly learning that they're pretty shit at their job:

This person who bought what they thought was a well-priced chunk of short ribs, only to discover they got duped:

This fiancé who is getting married in a month and broke the only finger they really needed for that:

This person who went to glue something, and the glue said, "NOPE!"

This person who was texting a girl while playing Halo and didn't realize Siri was typing every word they said until it was already sent:

This person who went to a Waffle House and ordered "eggs and cheese," then very quickly learned they've gotta be realllll specific next time, or learn to adjust their egg spectations:

This fast food employee who is about to have a reallllllly bad day when they realize they (hopefully accidentally) dropped a chewed up wad of gum INSIDE a customer's burger:

The design behind these awful hotel stairs, which are a one-way ticket to a lawsuit and lifetime free hotel stays, methinks:

This person who was at the tippy-top of a 2,335-ft. mountain when both their shoes gave out on them:

These poor travelers who paid for a room with a balcony, only to learn that it was seemingly only for aesthetic purposes:

This company that sent out a double-whammy of an AI-generated rejection letter, which simultaneously couldn't be bothered to include the applicant's actual name AND tried to clickbait them, basically:

SUBJECT: Your Application Has Left Us Speechless

Dear [Applicant Name], After reviewing your résumé and experiencing the sheer magnitude of your qualifications, we were overwhelmed with excitement. Your accomplishments, your vision, your essence—it's everything we wanted and more. And yet, with unspeakable regret, we must inform you that we cannot move forward at this time. Please understand: this is our failing, not yours. Frankly, we're stunned no one else has managed to hire you first! If you ever choose to grace us with another application, we will be waiting. In awe of your hawk-eyed brilliance, Al Talent Acquisition

This craftsperson who sells glass hearts and unfortunately didn't quality-check this one before putting it on sale, because there is a suspiciously pube-like hair stuck front and center in it: