What Having a Bad Day Really Looks Like: 22 Times Luck Turned Its Back (23 Photos)
Want to know what a genuinely terrible day looks like? You’ve come to the right place. These people learned the meaning of "a bad day" the hard way. 
“Left my gear on the table and popped back home before my workout to grab it, only to find my dog using my mouthguard as a chew toy.” 
“Someone cut my internet cable. On a weekend, no less.” 
“Made lasagna. Dropped lasagna.” 
“It's a bit windy today, yeah.” 
“Tried crushing garlic with a garlic press. The garlic won.” 
“Got home from work, got all cozy with my laptop on my lap… and dropped it.” 
“Dropped our very last roll of toilet paper right into the toilet bowl.” 
“My mother-in-law came over and decided to clean the kitchen while we were out. She poured regular dish soap into the dishwasher.” 
“Ordered a chicken sandwich at a diner. Sauce packet for scale.” 
“My girlfriend saw a spider on the wall and decided to kick it.” 
“How on earth did this block of wood manage to pierce a tire? A brand-new tire, by the way.” 
“Went hiking in a mesh cap. I brought this on myself.” 
“If you ever feel like washing a feather pillow, just abandon that thought immediately.” 
“Our city council apparently decided our town didn't need trees anyway.” 
“Today I broke the plate I’ve used for 32 years.” 
“On the left: what I asked for. On the right: what I actually got.” 
“Someone stole the Shift key off my school laptop.” 
“Family trip to the Grand Canyon. We were so excited to take a family photo with this magnificent view.” 
“Off to a great start this Monday.” 
“Drove home from work and noticed my car sounded like it had no muffler. Took a look and realized someone had stolen my catalytic converter right out of the employee parking lot. The car is only 6 months old.” 
“The bottom fell out of my baking pan, and the pecan pie I baked went straight to the floor. Life: 2, Me: 0.” 
“Printer toner powder in a ziplock bag looks like liquid soap. But you should probably pack it a lot more securely than this.”
