Okay, I'll admit, I make plans that go wrong all the time. I'll go out to buy milk and get the wrong kind, or I'll accidentally reveal my face in a YouTube video and have to delete it immediately.

You guys just aren't ready for that yet.

Fortunately, there are plenty of people out there whose plans have taken a much worse turn than mine.

From explosive miscalculations to bullying backfires, let's explore even more plans that didn't go as expected.

You're listening. You're listening. You're listening. You're be amazed. In the last decade, Be amazed

In the last decade South Korea has become a hub for cheap professional cosmetic surgery so much so that many clinics advertise plastic surgery travel packages to encourage tourists to get a little work done abroad.

But back in 2017, it became clear that these travel packages came with a few hiccups.

Three Chinese tourists had flown over to the capital city Seoul, gotten a few facelifts,

and then headed back to the airport to fly back to China.

Only their faces had been so radically altered and heavily bandaged that they looked nothing like their passport photos.

Unable to confirm their identity, the three women were not allowed to board their plane and were held for questioning by airport authorities.

It's not that surprising, maybe not even their own mothers would have recognized them.

Now have you ever tossed a coin into a body of water for luck?

Like throwing a penny in a wishing well, or a quarter in a fountain.

It's a gesture that stems from ancient traditions the world over, where

people would symbolically pay to pray to their gods. But sometimes the answer to a prayer is a straight-up

no. Back in 2020, a first-time flyer in China decided to bless his plane with good luck by throwing coins right into the engine.

Ironically, throwing foreign objects into a plane engine is a pretty surefire way of ensuring you don't arrive safely at your destination.

After the ground team of the coincidentally named Lucky Air found a few coins near the plane's

left engine, they quizzed the passenger, who happily admitted it.

The flight was grounded due to safety concerns, the 162 other passengers had their flight

delayed, and legal action was taken against the luckless coin flinger.

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