There's nothing more rewarding than a job well done, whatever that may entail. When it comes to a job badly done, however, the reward is probably just not having to deal with it anymore.
The strangely designed and installed things in this list show that some people's jobs didn't quite go according to plan. And yes, they look pretty stupid, but I somehow doubt whoever did any of these cares, like at all.
Or at least, this feels like how people think anyone south of the equator see things. But really, it just makes for a pretty dumb clock that's also kind of hard to read.
My first thought was that this purse was covered in flies. Then I thought dirt. Then, mold. Then I finally realized that it was designed to look that way because... fashion?
This screams of someone installing the down button the wrong way and then saying, "that's not my problem anymore," and just leaving it. I mean, at least most people would probably know it's supposed to be a down button?
Sure, tarantulas and cockroaches may be different shapes, sizes, and have different numbers of legs, but they're both things you absolutely don't want to find in your house. So I guess they're still sort of similar.
It honestly seems like it was more work to install the stairs through the railing, than it would've been to just remove or move that railing in the first place. But some people just like to complicate things, I guess.
A grill and hundreds of iPads are... two very different things. This has got to be the retail screw up of the century. Though, it doesn't seem like the worst thing in the world.
I couldn't tell you what happened here. All I know is that after this poster was put up so badly, a crew of construction workers went home and didn't lose any sleep that night.
Sometimes it feels like these aren't accidents. It's almost like someone out there wants to confuse us on purpose. The only thing that could make this worse is if the green start was stop, and the red start was start.
Somewhere out there, a Walmart employee put this thing together, realized they did it wrong, and then said, "I don't get paid enough to care," and went on about their day. A hero walks among us.
See, now this is just plain stupid. I want to believe that someone took that sticker from something else and just stuck it on this shoe. But I also would totally believe that someone out there was trying to sell scented footwear.
So basically, you can turn that fan on, but you can never turn it off again. Unless you unplug it or take the batteries out or whatever. Because that makes sense.
This is pretty dumb... but, like, in a way that's also kind of fun. This house looks more like a weird museum than a house. And I wouldn't live there, but I can appreciate it.
I'm kind of confused here. Is it supposed to be the 2nd annual event, or the 3rd? Either way, the person who went out of their way to make this poster might want to start using spellcheck.
Oh, don't worry. I'm sure that the package isn't fragile or anything. Or else, the delivery people would've taken more care delivering it, right? Right?
Oh, who am I kidding. They straight up didn't care and it shows.
I feel like those lights aren't going to do as good of a job as they would've if they were facing the road. But I also feel like it's too late to do anything about it now.
If I had 3 million dollars, I wouldn't be spending it on a jet that could get crashed into by some random Tesla. But I guess that's what makes me different from whoever made this thing.
I appreciate the bit of creative problem solving here, even though I'm pretty sure it would've been easier to just remove the seat cover altogether. Which probably wouldn't be the best thing either.
Wow, this might be a no-win situation.
I guess installing sinks in front of windows is tricky. You'd think someone would've caught this before they went and finished installing the faucet, but I guess some people don't pay attention to what they're doing.
See, I would've just assumed it was a Subway wrap like any other. But since OP mentioned it's specifically a burrito, this just seems... really wrong. For a number of reasons.
I want to believe that those loose bricks are just there until the workers can get to it on their next working day. But I honestly don't know what to believe anymore...
