Man admits he once lined up for ice cream after a woman called her family over for the treat – leading other social media users to share their most EMBARRASSING stories
- Andy Ryan, from the UK, shared cringe-worthy story to his Twitter on Sunday
- Said he once lined up with a family for ice cream after misunderstanding invite
- Other users took to the comments section to share own embarrassing moments
A man confessed he once lined up for ice cream after a woman loudly called for ‘anyone who wants’ the frozen treat to ‘come over here’ – an invitation which was aimed at her family.
Andy Ryan, from the UK, shared the cringe-worthy tale to Twitter on Sunday, causing hundreds of social media users to share equally embarrassing anecdotes from their own lives.
He penned: ‘I was in a park and a lady loudly called out “Anyone who wants an ice cream come over here”.
‘I headed over with several others. She handed out ices to them all then asked me “Who are you?”. I realised the rest were all her family. 30 years later I still cringe.’
Andy Ryan, from the UK, shared a cringe-worthy tale on Twitter on Sunday, causing hundreds of social media users to share equally embarrassing anecdotes from their own lives (stock image)
He said: ‘I was in a park and a lady loudly called out “Anyone who wants an ice cream come over here”
The tweet, which has been shared more than 47,000 times and has received more than 359,000 likes, encouraged others to share their own cringe-worthy stories.
One woman told how she once asked a taxi driver to take her three miles away – and only realised she hadn’t entered a taxi when she tried to pay.
‘Seven years ago I got into a taxi and asked to be dropped off three miles away,’ she wrote.
‘At the end of the journey when I went to pay, I realised it was not a taxi. I’m still cringing’.
The tweet, which has been shared more than 47,000 times and received more than 359,000 likes, encouraged other users to share their own cringe-worthy tales
Another confessed: ‘I once took my child to a meetup picnic for the camp she was going to attend.’
‘We brought food and stayed a while and ate and as we were leaving I saw the actual group across the park.
‘We had been eating with a local church group who were too polite to ask who the hell we were. I still get cold sweats thinking about it’.
Another user told how his aunt once walked into an open air restaurant in Greece unaware she was crashing a wedding reception.
He penned: ‘My aunt wandered into an open air restaurant in Greece, sat down, she had no Greek, they no English.
‘So she pointed at what others were having, they brought her wine and food. Only when she tried to pay and they refused did she realise she’d just crashed someone’s wedding party’.
One woman told how she once asked a taxi driver to take her three miles away – and only realised she hadn’t entered a taxi when she tried to pay