And now, here's the question.

Ola, bitches, good day to you and yours.

All right, if you have or have had a job, you've made a mistake on the job.

It's inevitable and typically embarrassing because mistakes are not something you do on purpose.

And a recent online discussion, it saw people sharing some of the more embarrassing mistakes,

everything from not realizing that the mic was not muted during a Zoom call,

to accidentally burning down the office kitchen to a typo that changed a resume from saying,

I enjoy tutoring students to, quote, I enjoy torturing students.

Embarrassing.

Now, sure, it can always be worse.

For example, Reagan National Airport already ranks as one of the country's most dangerous airports,

with near misses and aborted landings about as common as overpriced food.

But it happened again this week when an American Airlines flight had to abort the landing

at only 150 feet off the ground and less than a mile away because a maintenance crew was still

on the runway.

It should be noted, air traffic controllers did not tell anybody.

The pilot had to ask when he spotted them.

Again, from about a mile away.

They did avoid another tragedy, however.

Not so for a zookeeper at a safari park in Thailand, tourists, they got to watch

the lion's feed, specifically on the zookeeper because he got mauled by six lions.

After he turned his back on them, they said he had 30 years experience i have no experience with lions but i do know

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