14 Tweets From People Who Misunderstood Each Other, We Couldn’t Stop Laughing

Sometimes communications fail. If you’ve ever played telephone, you can agree that no matter what we say, there are people who will understand it all wrong. Fortunately, most of these situations are hilarious and transform our day-to-day routine into unforgettable funny stories.
Being huge fans of these laughable stories, we at Bright Side found 14 tweets that represent exactly what is like to be misunderstood.
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Sent a ditzy coworker to 3 different hardware stores to get elbow grease and blinker fluid for the owner's (my nephew, also in on it) new car. He called all 3 stores and got them in on it by telling her they were out of that stuff and to try the other store and so on. By the 3rd store she had called the office 5 times panicking , unable to find the items at any store. Some young male employee at the last store took pity and told her the truth. For the next 5 years if anyone at the office sent her to purchase anything she looked it up online to make sure it was a real item.
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We’re sure you have gone through something like this! Share your stories in the comments, we would love to hear them!
Comments
That 7 year old at 8 knows whats's up ?
#8 is hilarious! The true power of words ?
Haha I'm these kind of person. I always misunderstand what people say to me
The nice cookies one is just too funny! ????
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