- [Narrator] Have you ever
seen a misspelled sign or something installed slightly off center and found that it infuriates
you down to the very core of your being? Of course you have, this is the internet. And nothing stokes the fires
of collective internet rage, like a simple job that's
someone has somehow done wrong. Like getting the cheeseburger you ordered with everything in it, except the burger. Or going to buy a jar of pickles, but someone has forgotten
to put the pickles in it. How do you even, they remembered the pickle
brine but there's no pickles in the pickle jar. You know what? Before I lose it, let's take a look at even more people who had one super simple job
and somehow still failed. (gentle music) No matter what language it's in, you know what this iconic,
red octagonal sign means, don't you? Yeah, stop. It may look slightly different
in certain countries, but there's a universal understanding of what these signs look like. Well, almost universal. Because somewhere in America, this exists. My God, it looks like someone designed this in a Word Document, why the heck is the word stop
so far away from the octagon? No stop sign has ever
looked like this before, so why did absolutely
no one question this, before putting it up? Well, whatever the reason,
I think we can all agree. - It's time to stop,
it's time to stop okay. - [Narrator] You know what
else is pretty universal? Knowing the order of
colors in traffic lights. They're red, amber, and
green; in that order, signifying stop, wait, and go. Unless of course you're in New Hampshire, if this sign is anything to go by. I can think of only two reasons why this might have been
erected the wrong way up, the person whose job it was
to put it up was colorblind or they were too lazy to care. Which do you think it was? Let me know down in the comments. Fried chicken is an S-tier food, but some fried chicken establishments are better than others,
in my humble opinion. My personal favorite
used to be Jollibee's, not any more though, since I learned that in 2021, a Jollibee's establishment
in the Philippines, served a woman this delicious
looking fried chicken piece, only it turned out to
be a deep fried towel. Yeah, that's a dish cloth. That is a used, dirty, nasty dish cloth. Oh my god imagine biting into that. (speaker murmurs) Now, I'm no chef, but in
order to get that crispy coat, that towel would have had to
have been battered, floured and then dunked into the fryer. And you're telling me no one noticed that this was not a piece
of chicken at any stage of this process? Yeah, so, for all the above reasons, I'm in need of suggestions for a new good fried
chicken establishment. What's your favorite? Let me know down in the comments below. Public restrooms sometimes have faucets with those fancy sensors on them, which you wave your hand under
to automatically activate the water flow. Saves you from touching any handles or valves other people might have touched and turns the water off
automatically to stop waste. Simple concept, right? Well, not to whoever designed
the sensors of this faucet. The sensor only activates
when you wave your hand, directly under the curve of the faucet. And then cuts off almost immediately, so you can't reach the water in time to actually wash your hands. Was using a sensor that could detect a hand a
reasonable distance away, too much of a chore for this designer? I imagine they're the kind of person who only washes their hands when other people are in the bathroom. Now, as I was scouring the internet for the weirdest examples of screwing up one
simple job I could find, I came across this image. Yeah, that's a worker
who's apparently incapable of paining two straight
yellow lines along a road. But on closer inspection, with all the weird blurring and inconsistent lighting angles, this is most definitely
a photoshopped image. Phew, okay, that means someone wasn't
actually dumb enough to make this mistake and those lines don't actually exi-oh god. Not only do they exist, they look worse now that
I know that they're real. Okay, let's not lose our cool over this. Apparently, these aren't paint, but temporary tape lines
used as non-permanent markers when a road is being laid. If the tape comes loose, the lines look a bit wobbly. So, no-one permanently painted
these on by hand, cool. Although that obviously
wasn't the case here. Someone was clearly told to mark the curb, and boy did they follow their
instructions to the letter. That terrible worn down, broken edged curb is now very visible to everyone. I can't tell if this
is a bad job done good or a good job done bad. When it comes to the
world of online fashion, photoshop is essential. Retouching the images so that they look unrealistically good, while also looking completely natural, is all part of the marketing
ploy to make you buy the thing. But some edits go unchecked, as plus sized fashion brand
Simply Be knows all too well. Do you see anything
wrong with this picture? Neither did they, until someone picked up on
the fact this model's hand, looks more like a rake made of fingers. Somehow, this super obvious editing error, made it onto their store
page for the world to see. Certainly ruins the illusion of this being an all-natural image. Cake. Love eating it, couldn't make one if
my life depended on it. But if we were making a
cake with number tens, I think I could probably manage to get them the right way round, unlike whoever decorated
this tasty looking failure. I really, really hope
that this is an in-joke. Otherwise, it means
someone spent a good hour, carefully icing and piping
the decorations on here, before realizing that the
seven is the wrong way round. What's even funnier, is
that with the way I read it, it looks like the cake says
"Happy Justin, Birthday." Well, I hope whoever this
cake was intended for had a very Happy 37th Justin. That's not the worst cake
crime out there, though. At some point, someone
had the inspired idea to turn the deluxe album cover of Drake's, Nothing was the Same, into a cake. Pretty niche choice,
but seems simple enough, it's mainly a side profile of the artist, set against a blue cloudy sky. There's not too many ways
this can go wrong, oh. Oh no. How do you get the proportions that wrong? It looks more like a side
profile of Kermit the frog. Well, clearly, the person who
made this wasn't an artist. But damn, how long did you
think his neck needed to be? Forget a cake crime on a plate, this is a hate crime against Drake. Well, cakes decorated as badly as that can make you question someone's sanity, cutting a cake like this
makes me want to cut you. Yes, I know mathematically
it gives you more servings, but as a triangle purist, I still hate it. However, I think we can all agree that whoever cut this cake needs help. Psychiatric help. All they had to do was cut
the cake into 11 pieces, and in achieving this, they managed to do it
in the most convoluted, nauseating way possible. Can you imagine if
someone tried to serve you that cursed middle slice? It'd feel like a personal attack. Okay, while I can maybe forgive
cutting a cake like that, they did cut 11 equal looking
slices at the end of the day, I'm afraid I'm going to have
to revoke the cutting license of whoever sliced up this pizza. What did, how did you, no. There's not a single cut on this pie that's relative to any of the others. It's like they started
trying to cut it in half, along the middle, but then tried to cut it
straight across into thirds, until it was just a mad mix of
mini slices and giant slices. What's worse, this is a delivery pizza, so someone was paid to cut it this badly. Oh, this gives me trust issues. It's pretty embarrassing
getting something wrong or messing something up, but could you imagine getting
it wrong live on national TV with hundreds of thousands
of people watching? Well, that's something Karen Olsen, New Zealand's One News' Weather
Reporter and Meteorologist, had to deal with back in
2009, when this happened. - Today, easterly gales with gust up around
120 kilometers an hour, recorded at Tutukaka Harbor. - [Narrator] Well, someone clearly forgot that they needed to edit
this text, this text, this text and this text. Either that, or Edit Text Here, looks like it has great
weather this time of year. Now to Karen's credit, while meteorologists often
prepare their own slides, this might have been a
job left for someone else in the studio. Either way, I bet airing
that really rained on Karen's parade. Ever wondered how McDonald's construct their signature Big Mac burger? It's simple, you grab a pre-cut toasted
bun with three parts to it and drop them in the burger box, with the top of the bun and
middle of the bun in the lid. Add a little special sauce to both sides, along with onions, lettuce and gherkins and a slice of cheese. Add two patties, one on each side, then gripping the middle bun, move everything except the top of the bun to the bottom of the bun, close the box so the top of
the bun completes the sandwich, and voila, one Big Mac, ready to go. That doesn't seem hard, does it? So, riddle me this. What happened here? All they had to do was move
the middle section of the bun onto the bottom section
to distribute the patties and bread evenly. Instead, they just closed
the box and called it a day, leaving this guy with double bread dread. Man what sort of clown is making
the burgers in this joint? Renovating a room is no easy task. Adding an extra wall into
a space sounds easy enough, but it only takes one person, measuring one thing incorrectly, and you end up with
some nonsense like this. Incredible. They were so committed
to putting up a wall here that they built it over
this set of in-laid drawers, rendering them entirely useless. Really hope they at least
emptied them before doing so, otherwise the only way into these drawers is going to be by way
of a very large hammer. In my experience, induction
stoves are a dangerous thing. Because there's no flame
involved just metal made hot, I will all too often lose
track of which hob is on and which hob is off. Especially on induction stoves that have that sleek
glassy black top finish; without the markings showing
where each of the hobs is, I never even know where to put the pan. So, to whoever's job it was
to ensure this hob lined up with these markings, woo, I hope your pasta always sticks to the bottom of the pan. Europeans routinely mock
American toilet behavior, mainly because American stall designs are Russian roulette
when it comes to privacy. Where European partitions fit snuggly to the floors and walls, American partitions are practically viewing galleries. Thankfully, one designer has
solved this gaping gap problem, by creating a stall that
just puts everything on show. Wait, that's not, what's going on here? Oh, I see. From then notches on the
bottom of the poles there, it looks like someone
installed them upside down. So, when the doors were later attached, they were much higher up than intended. I mean, I think, because
someone put that first door on, which was insanely exposing and then continued to
put the other doors on in the same way? Maybe this is just someone's
idea of toilet humor. What's your favorite day of the week? For me, it's the 9th day. That well known, beloved, universally accepted concept
of the 9th day of the week. Huh? What do you mean there is no 9th day? If there's no 9th day, then why in the ever loving
heck does this store claim it's open 9 days a week? It's not photoshopped, because there are hundreds of pictures of this same decal sporting the exact same insane message online. It turns out, this is America's
famous 99 Cents store chain, which decided to add a
little humor to its walls and play on the 9's in its name. Haha, yes, I'm definitely laughing. It is so funny. This has not made me angry at all. There must also be a
similar joke theme occurring at this store, which claims
it's open 25 hours a day. It's funny, because we all
know there's 24 hours in a day, don't we? That's the joke. That's, nope, nope. Someone at this off
license in East London, UK, genuinely thought being open
25 hours a day was possible. Which is made even worse by the fact there is a sign
behind this sign claiming the shop is open 24 hours a day. Well, this was a fun look
into the average British IQ, wasn't it? Do you ever look at someone and wonder, what the heck is going
on inside their mind? They could be the kindest, sweetest, most beautiful person in the whole world, but when you ask them to slice an avocado, they do this. What in god's name were
they using to cut these up? A chainsaw? It's pure psychopath behavior. Everyone knows you cut around
the seed at the center. Also, I can tell you from
here that those avocados were not ripe. Okay, maybe I'm being too judgemental. Maybe these people have
never cut an avocado before. But, they must have cut other foods with hard stones at their center, like peaches or mangos. They wouldn't cut straight through them, like they're cleaving up a
rack of meat, would they? Would they? God, I'm never going to be able to look at guacamole the same. 0h, I have a question. And I need everyone watching
to answer down below in the comments, so that I
know I'm not going crazy. Here we go, the big
question, what are these? Nope, I'm not trying to trick you, tell me what these are
down in the comments. Got your answer in? Okay, good. They're bananas. A bunch of bananas. We all know that. Everyone knows that. So please, please tell me
why the person labeling them in this store called
them long yellow things. They want to blame this on a
translation error somewhere, but more often than not, the translation of the word banana is some variation of banana. Maybe the labeler had a memory blank? Maybe they didn't know if they
were bananas or plantains? Maybe they had a stroke? I don't know, what do you guys think? Let me know down below. I have no problem admitting
I'm awful at sports. My hand eye co-ordination is terrible and I get out of breath
watching other people run. Safe to say, knowing this, I wouldn't put myself forward to play competitive basketball, something this kid learned the hard way. You can see him reaching to try
and block that other player, but from the fact he's got both
feet planted on the ground, both eyes closed and isn't tracking the guy
who's just leapt past him, I'm pretty sure he's just
accepted that he does not, in fact, have the ability to block. I'm no plumber, and I'm no electrician, but even I know that power sockets and water don't go together. Not even a little, because water is a great
conductor of electricity, so water with an electrical
current passing through, equals instant fatality. However, it was either an
electrician or a plumber that okay-ed this super
spicy sink creation. Yeah, that's a power socket, built into the side of the sink. Whoever installed this is
either trying to win a spot on my Darwin Awards series,
or it's a practical joke. I reckon someone's stuck
an electrical socket cover onto the side of this sink, just to give someone else a heart attack. Well, it worked, consider me shocked. It doesn't matter how simple a request is, you can guarantee someone will
find a way to get it wrong. For example, if I asked you
to refill the soap dispenser, what would you do? You'd refill it with
liquid soap, wouldn't you? You wouldn't? I don't know, put a bar of soap in there, like this janitor did. Because that, that doesn't make any sense. Yes, they've technically
refilled the soap, but how is anyone meant to use it now? I mean, what's the point
of having this done in the first place? Ah, forget washing my
hands after seeing that, I'm gonna need a bath to feel clean. Ah, pasta. Everybody likes pasta. Whether it's spaghetti, fusilli, macaroni, laundry detergent, fettuccine, ravioli, wait, wait, wait, what? Laundry detergent? You don't think laundry
detergent is a kind of pasta? Well according to whoever
stacked these shelves, it is. Tasty bleach flavor. Okay yes, it's obvious someone just forgot to move these aisle signs around. But considering that in 2017
eating tide pods became a meme, I wouldn't put eating laundry
detergent past half of you. Have you ever played Bocce? It's a ball-based sport akin to Boules, usually played on a
natural soil or sand court. It's not a well-known sport,
but its popularity is growing, with new Bocce courts being
built all over the place. But it's pretty clear, people don't really know what Bocce is, as you can tell by this. Yep, installing the world's
most useless gate here hasn't just made the court look weird, but it's also allowing some
of the sand to escape too. We're two for two on the
idiot elements of this design. Whether or not you follow
the teachings of the Bible, you're probably familiar
with the story of Noah's ark. On the off chance you don't know it, the story goes that God flooded the earth to get rid of all wickedness in it and told Noah to build a big old ark that could carry two of every animal, so that they might continue each species. It's a pretty dark story
when you look into it and there are a lot of
questions around inbreeding, but that aside, it's become
a popular children's tale and features in a lot of
Christian story books. However, there's been something
of a systematic failing in the biblical storybook
illustration community, regarding key parts of this tale, because illustrations of all
the animals boarding the ship, will almost always show two male lions. Only male lions have large shaggy manes, yet all these images show
both lions sporting manes. Yeah, good luck breeding them. All these artists had to do was draw one, without the fancy hair do. Although, even in pieces
of renaissance art, the lions both have manes. But then again, there's
also unicorns on this ark, so, maybe the reason we don't
have unicorns these days is because those were two males as well? But hey now, Biblical children's illustrators
aren't the only ones who struggle to get basic
animal biology right, if the mural on this kindergarten wall is anything to go by. That's right kids, we all know that elephants
have a disturbingly human nose and mouth combo on top of their trunks. That's a totally normal anatomy
for an elephant to have, there's nothing wrong with this at all. Man, I think we need to
introduce a new rule, if you don't know what
an animal looks like, maybe you shouldn't be in charge of painting said on animal on anything. Now, we live in a society
that doesn't cater to the disabled population all that well. Case in point, over in El Salvador, these stairs have been marked with the wheelchair accessible symbol, despite the obvious issues
with that entire statement. This has to be some sort of sick joke, either that or someone in El Salvador, doesn't know how hard wheelchair
users already have it. Well, I hope at some point
they lose the ability to move their legs and they can see how funny
those stairs are then. Usually, disability signs indicate what someone may struggle with, so that those around them
can more easily identify how to help. But, I'm kind of struggling to figure out which disability this parking
spot is meant to cater to. Wheel-head-ism? Having legs for arms? Oh no, I've got it, it's for those who need to get
their head out of their butt! Yes, I'm aware this is more
than likely just a case of someone painting this
symbol onto the space wrong. I just prefer the idea that people with their head up their ass
can now be classed as disabled. It may come as a shock to learn, but not just anyone can
design a playground. No, you need to take a course, put in the work and pay
for the accreditation. Who knew? Certainly not whoever designed this health and safety hazard of a swing set. Hey little Timmy, wanna go for a swing? Singular, not plural, because after one push you're
gonna need to go straight to the hospital. Luckily for all the children of the world, this is not a real swing set. It was part of an advert designed by Canadian broadcast company SiriusXM as part of their Top Comic competition. Phew, well, I think
we're all laughing now, all except little Timmy, that is. Mass produced toys are often
made for a mass demand market, because every kid wants
the popular doll, figurine or plush of the moment. The only issue with cheap
mass production methods though is that each product isn't always assessed by a human during quality
control procedures, meaning major misprints on
plastic dolls like this, make it onto the shelves. I mean, I've heard of
a wandering eye before, but a wandering eyebrow is pushing it. But at least this doll had
it's head screwed on straight, the same can't be said for this unlucky
Minecraft creeper plushie. Unlike plastic toys, plushies are often sewn
and put together by hand, meaning someone sewed this
one on the wrong way round and hoped that quality
control just wouldn't notice. Which they didn't, until it was lined up next
to all the other creepers. Who knew it was possible for these things to look even more hostile than they already did. I tell you, I am an absolute fiend for a chocolate chip cookie; a snack with the perfect ratio of chocolate chip to delicious dough. Unless of course, you buy one from this college campus cafe. All the baker had to do
was add the chocolate chips to the cookie mix before it was baked. Instead they put them
on top of the cookie? Like they're sprinkles? Wont they just fall right off
when you go to take a bite? What kind of sadist made these? Surely it'd be less emotional damage to admit you forgot to add the
chocolate chips into the mix and just make a new batch of cookies, instead of serving up these
travesties to the public? (speaker sighing) Well, it could always be worse. Could be oatmeal raisin. Finland has one of the
best public train services in the entire world. The trains are all modern,
clean and affordable. However, the government
owned railway company VR has something on their
trains that makes passengers, who're paying attention, look twice. Do you see it? There's something off about this hand, but I can't quite put my finger on it. For some unknown reason, the push sign on the doors of this train, displays a hand with six fingers. At first I assumed this must
just be a designer messing up, either that, or the Finnish
have a very different anatomy from the rest of us. But, it turns out, these
are functional art pieces from Arto Kukkasniemi, who designed them to be talking pieces, while passengers were on the train. So, not the work of a six-fingered Fin. I'm almost disappointed. Okay, so I can sort of understand when someone gets the one job
they're in charge of wrong. These things happen, it might
just be a bad day, whatever, but when they get the same job wrong twice in two totally different ways, I fail to see how it's possible. Like here, where in the
middle of a grocery store, someone has added a label
for the price of onions onto a gigantic cardboard bin that's clearly already labeled potatoes. That on its own I could understand. Potatoes, onions, similar
shapes, similar size, you know what isn't similar to either of these vegetables though? Watermelons. Ugh, I know that in retail
you just have to work with what you've got, but it makes me want to go full Karen and speak to the manager. Now, for all the judgment
that American food gets, British cuisine is on a whole other level. I know I've mentioned
the old pie sandwich, also known as the Wigan Kebab at least once before
in my previous videos, but there's also the utterly
baffling toast sandwich, yep, that's a toasted slice of bread in between two slices of bread. Oh, and there's also,
plain cucumber sandwiches. Pot noodle sandwiches? And that's a sugar sandwich? My god, is there anything
the UK won't put on bread? Okay, before all the Brits
watching get their knickers in a twist, I have sampled your cuisine and I do like some of it. A steak and kidney pie with
fries or as you call them, chips with peas and gravy,
absolutely capital old chap. Although, maybe not in this place, because whoever photoshopped
the peas onto this picture of a plate on the menu, somehow managed to edit
them on the wrong way round. It feels a bit like an optical illusion, but those peas are literally upside down Man, it'd have been less
work to just put some peas on the plate and photograph it, instead of going to all
the editing trouble. Looks like it tastes like regret. I don't have kids, but from what I hear, the teenage years are the worst. When it's not moody outbursts
or angsty social media posts, it's acts of malicious compliance, as Reddit user ZombieClown
knows all too well. A few years ago they left their teenager
a list of chores to do. Simple things that even a
monkey could accomplish, like "Put a new paper towel
on the paper towel holder." However, when they returned, they were greeted with this. I mean, technically, it is on the holder. But surely it would have taken less effort and time to do it right. Then they could have gotten back to, I don't know, posting dance
videos for the world to laugh at or tweeting from accounts
with cringey anime avatars, yeah, I've got no idea
what teens do these days. Considering how easy it could have been to put that paper towel on the holder, I wonder if that same
teenager is responsible for this street crime. It would have taken the person who lifted this manhole
cover up almost no effort to rotate it 180 degrees
then set it back down, completing the otherwise
perfect spiral stone work here. But no. They had to make it mildly infuriating to look at instead. Makes me want to scream. Every kid should feel safe
when they're at school, which is why so many
institutions go out of their way to make everything as
kid-safe as possible. Like here, they've marked
the area on the floor where the door opens, so any kid racing down the
corridor knows to avoid the area and doesn't accidentally slam into it. The only problem is that the door doesn't
actually open that way, it opens the other way. This may be a school, but whoever laid down that decal still has some learning to do. Now, education materials
are very important for developing minds, which is why Australia's
Pascal Press offers a range of revision books to help kids study for their NAPLAN tests. There's just one, small, tiny problem; some of their paperback books that they list on their website, rely on computer instructions
to complete the tasks. Not sure how little
Timmy is meant to click the play button in a book. That's taking pretend play
to a whole other level. Initially I thought this product was just listed wrong online, surely, the people responsible
for teaching Australia's kids the educational fundamentals, would have double checked their work, like the responsible adults they are and actually put in a paperback
replacement section here. Nope, nope they actually printed it. Well, if these kids fail their tests, at least they know who
to blame, Pascal Press. Gosh, this year is going so fast. Feels like only yesterday
we were celebrating 2202. Yes, 2202. We all know we're in the 23rd Century. It's common knowledge. We're in 2202. Oh, we're not? Well at least one person thinks we are, if these celebration lights
are anything to go by. Like, I can understand not
knowing what day it is, but the year? Well, maybe whoever was
erecting these lights, didn't know which way round
the number two was meant to go, three times in a row. (gentle music) Phew, I think I only had a few
minor breakdowns during that. Which of these super simple jobs, do you think was screwed
up in the funniest way? And do you have any examples of your own? Let me know down in the comments below and thanks for watching. (gentle music)
