This may just be wild conjecture, but we are going to assume that someone was a little distracted on the day they had to spray paint the word ‘stop’ on the road. It seems strange otherwise that they ended up with the catchy word ‘sotp’.
The funniest thing about this mistake is that there is a stop sign right in front of the eyes of whoever was working there, clearly illustrating how to spell the word correctly.
The Pen is Mightier Than the Knife
We don’t know what school needs the contents of this stand for their curriculum. Please let us know, so we can make sure not to enroll our children there. Unless schools have really changed over the past few years, this is probably not the right tool for the classroom.
Whoever set up this display must have a strange sense of humor, have had a really bad learning experience growing up, or trying to get some attention from their boss.
The Other Left
When purchasing a new electronic device, you expect a state-of-the-art modernity. However, when that device comes with a remote with a button that says left and points right and vice versa, we are forced to wonder about the quality of the television the customer has purchased.
Also, this begs the question, if you want to go left do you press the button that is pointing left or the button that says left. A little trial and error should do the trick, as long as you mark it correctly afterward.
Self-Serve Kiosks for Drunks
When we enter a fast food restaurant, we assume that everything is designed with plenty of thought put into it and for a good reason. But in this case, we have no idea what the engineers here were thinking. Unless the guys at Taco Bell had the 2 AM drunks in mind when they built these self-serve kiosks, we don't know what to think.
Sure, it's perfectly convenient when you're wasted and want to place your order while you're lying comatose on the floor, but if you're sober and taller than a five-year-old, this is extremely annoying. It's very good for squatting though, that's for sure.
Come on, Disney
Really, Disney? That's where you decided to cut the sign? We assume that this sign was placed inside a shuttle bus that takes families to and from Disney World. It does make perfect sense to have some kind of sign that advises kids on how to step on and off the bus.
But if it's partially hidden, how are they supposed to follow the full instructions? We expect more from a company that is so interested in sending the right message to the youth of the world. Thanks for trying to keep our kids safe, Disney. We really appreciate it.