Well that was embarrassing

[blondemoment123]

My keurig wouldn't work this morning so I stopped at the gas station for coffee. In my half asleep state, I tried to get into the car next to mine. I'm surprised no one saw me pulling on the door and cursing when it wouldn't open


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[theatre4life]

lol, it happens. My coworker has done this about 20 times in the last three months with my car instead of his. He's the idiot that bought the identical car to mine. (I did finally tell him the trick that I use though, I always back in, and he never does.)

[lizardesque]

In high school, a friend of mine and her mom actually drove away in the wrong car. They had been at the mall. Their car was old (early 70s I think), and so, the chances that there was another one in the same color, just like it in the same parking lot near where they had parked were very slim. I guess back then, keys from the same make/model could sometimes work in other cars. So, they drove away in this other car, and at one point, one of them turned around and realized there was a car seat in the back and this was not their car!

[glw]

LOL! You deserve that coffee!


Liz, my dad did the same thing once. Got into the car and thought, "whose jacket is this?!" Yeah, wrong car.

[MyName]

Meh, that does not even register on my scale of embarrassment! You're good.

[alabasterangel]

Everyone has done that. At least you didn't get in!

[duff]

LOL my BIL got into the passenger seat of the wrong car once, looked over at the man in the driver's seat and said "Why are you in my mom's car?" He said he realized his mistake before he even finished asking the question, and was absolutely mortified.