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Sometimes You Get Through An Entire Day At Work Only To Notice You're Wearing Mismatched Shoes

Sometimes You Get Through An Entire Day At Work Only To Notice You're Wearing Mismatched Shoes
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Adrian Harewood can't trust his coworkers.


If that name doesn't ring a bell, he's a Canadian journalist and the anchor of CBC Ottawa News.

So why the workplace discord in a country known for politeness?

No one told Adrian he went to work wearing mismatched shoes.

Harewood felt a bit foolish, especially in light of the fact that he had had a busy day of interviews.

One of his coworkers swears she didn't even notice, though.

A likely story, Vassy!

This appears to be the best explanation, and we're stealing this from now on.

Oh, and about those shoes... didn't they feel somewhat different?

Umm, yes... now that Harewood thinks about it.

Wait!

There's always a silver lining:

But he probably has a pair just like them at home, right?

He says "no way," but we're sending an investigative team over there STAT.

Soon people chimed in with their own stories of mismatching blunders.





These are a little too relatable, aren't they?




Hey, Mr. Harewood, if you feel bad, how do you think this person feels?


It happens to the best of us.

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