Trusting someone can be a hard thing to do. However, sometimes people can erode our trust in people through the simplest of deceptions and everyday cock-ups.
From needlessly enigmatic signs to terrifyingly precious houses, here are 14+ moments that made us never trust anyone ever again.
"Look, all I'll say about this business is that everything has a price, and that is an amount."
"Yeah, like all stores."
"No, these prices are specifically vague...except for when they're not."
"Are you okay in the head?"
I wouldn't mind, but they're not even nuggets...or "chichen"! What a cluster cock-up.
It looks more like they are screaming out, "For the love of God, devour me whole so that I may be released from this existence of pain and suffering!"
I guess we're actually gonna rock down to no outlet avenue. It doesn't have the same ring, but it's technically accurate!
Yeah, screw you Paul...whoever you are and whatever you have done to incur the wrath of this entire department!
I wonder how many people had ripped this sign down before the owner of this restaurant just snapped?
No wonder he is always hungry having a name like "Cornbread." Every time someone calls him he must get peckish!
"Hey, Dave, did you know that from outside, it looks kind of like..."
"If you're about to tell me that it says 'Poop' on the front of my house, I am abundantly aware."
"Hey, so I tried to give that ring back that I found."
"Oh really, what happened?"
"Well, the guy wanted me to take it up this massive tower...and he was just a big burning eye in the sky."
"What the hell did he want a ring for if he's just an eye, surely he didn't have any fingers?"
"Exactly! Bloody weirdo!"
Maybe it is not referencing this door, perhaps these pallets are meant to be kept away from a door on the other side of the room...so good job if so! I doubt it though.
One thing that you cannot knock is the self-confidence of this fortune cookie, even if it is wildly unjustified.
That's a quick and effective way to really annoy absolutely everyone who uses this bathroom, and make it look like they've pissed themselves.
I feel like this quite aptly reflects my mental state. It will probably hold and be fine, but by God is looks unstable and has the potential to come tumbling down at any moment.
"There more under the cheese, I promise!"
"Really?"
"I mean...maybe?"
Well, that does sound like somewhere that is definitely selling good barbecued meat...and it doesn't seem at all suspicious.
I don't trust those little robots either, they look inherently shifty and I don't know why. There, I said it!
Only that slice of bread is in date. The rest of the pieces of the burger are all rotten to hell is what I am getting from this.
In my experience of getting mail with "Please do not bend" written on it, this phrase apparently comes across as more of a challenge than an instruction to mailmen.
So, would you accept that as a 3 or as a 2 in a game of poker? I bet this would stir up some tasty arguments.
One person added, "I'm a teacher. One of my co-workers has this clock. According to him, it makes it SUPER easy to tell when kids are looking at the clock. But every time I'm in his classroom, I have to do a double take."
