I think it’s safe to say we all experience bad days every now and then (after all, Mondays exist). I think it’s also safe to say some bad days are worse than others.
It may not be a competition , but the people who experienced these pretty terrible days are probably winning. And by winning, I totally mean they’ve lost.
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“Oh give me a break.”
It looks like this person isn’t going to get a break at all (because they can’t get to the KitKats). No offence to the people who actually like Coffee Crisp, but how do people actually like Coffee Crisp?
(Editor’s note: For American readers, Coffee Crisp is a Canadian chocolate bar. I quite like Coffee Crisp, but still, Canadian KitKat > Coffee Crisp. But Coffee Crisp > American KitKat. Deal with it .)
“Closed the door of my car & the mirror glass fell down to the floor.”
I can’t tell if this happened because OP was closing their car door too hard, or if it happened because the mirror was just cheap. Either way, maybe don’t drive that car for now.
“My garlic bread caught on fire.”
There’s honestly nothing worse than looking forward to having garlic bread, only for it to be burned beyond recognition. Hopefully it was just the garlic bread that caught fire here, and not, like, the whole kitchen or anything.
“My car did this on my way to school.”
This honestly doesn’t make sense to me. Like, what do you have to do to a car for the wheel to just, like, give up like this? How do you even fix that?
“Most recent storm knocked a tree down… guess where my chainsaw is.”
Now this is what I call irony. OP needs a chainsaw to move that tree so they can get to their chainsaw. I’m not gonna lie, if this happened to me, I’d probably laugh and cry at the same time.
“Dropped my second monitor onto my primary monitor.”
What’s better than one monitor? Two monitors, of course. What’s worse than one monitor? Two monitors, but one ended up dropping on the other, breaking it.
“And it’s not even Monday yet!”
Having a bad day on a Monday is so tired. It’s so been there, done that. Having a bad day on a Sunday , though? It’s unexpected. It keeps things fresh. It’s… way worse than having a bad Monday.
“Just spent $40 on CDs just for my CD player to break.”
I’m not gonna lie, listening to a CD is still really cool. Like, when you can get your CD player to work. Otherwise, well, at least the entirety of human popular music is available online.
“My dryer got a piece of cloth stuck in the heating element last night and decided to almost burn the house down.”
It’s funny to think about how we all have so many dangerous things in our houses. Take dryers, for example. You don’t even need to have an excessive buildup of lint in the trap for a dryer to decide to catch on fire, apparently.
“My customer’s new RAV4 that she waited 3 months for…”
This is actually so tragic. But there are two silver linings here.
The first is that nobody was in the car when it got totally crushed by a giant tree. The second is that this is the kind of thing car insurance is for.
“Contractor let his laborer install the hardware (the whole kitchen looks like this).”
The absolute worst thing about this is the fact that it can’t really be fixed. Like, if you try to center the hardware, the old holes are going to show. I’d be asking the contractor for a refund (which probably wouldn’t happen, anyway).
“Pressed ‘1min’ twice instead of ’30sec’ start, didn’t bother to check.”
Apparently, OP was trying to boil tea in water. See, this is why it’s better to just, like, get a kettle. So that you can boil the water before you put the tea in.
“Just opened up my brand new Newton’s Cradle.”
I don’t even know how to describe the pain this picture is making me feel. It’s simply just tragic, and sometimes that’s all you can say.
“That looks like it hurt.”
As somebody with long hair, this is kind of my worst nightmare. Not only does this pour soul have an unfortunate bald spot, but this happened to them on a bus of all places.
“Moving across the country in a few weeks, invited my friends to a farewell BBQ. All canceled or just didn’t show.”
Maybe this is a blessing in disguise. Since OP is moving away, they don’t have to bother keeping in touch with any of these “friends,” and can just try to make new ones.
When you get a nail stuck right through your tire…
There’s honestly nothing good about this. The second you pull that nail out, there goes all the air. And I bet replacing or fixing that tire is going to cost a lot of money.
“I’ve been sitting down on this chair at my grandparents’ house for 10 years, and it finally gave up on me.”
It must’ve sucked being in that thing when it decided to give in. But on the plus side, if OP really wants to, they can probably fix it.
“Drove 25 miles just to get right outside of the delivery point just for this to happen.”
We can file this one under “pictures that cause me physical pain.” I honestly don’t even know what I’d do about this if I was in OP’s position. It just sucks.
“The ceiling in my in-laws’ stairwell, and yes, I have ran into it face first on multiple occasions.”
Sometimes I wish I was a little bit taller. But seeing things like this make me a little more grateful that I ended up being average height.
“After a grueling day at work without food where I had to wait 4 hours for a sample to arrive which got canceled…”
“I come home at 7pm to find all my [expletive] in garbage bags cause the cleaners my landlord sent cleared the wrong apartment.”
Okay, this person wins the “worst day” award. Hopefully they can get some kind of compensation from the landlord, because this is literally a nightmare situation.
