It's always best not to make assumptions about other people, whether it comes to their job, background, intentions or anything. Withholding your judgment until you have definite proof for something you suspect is always the best route to take. Still, sometimes it's safe to assume that whatever you're thinking is probably right, especially regarding incredibly simple jobs done horribly wrong. This is the case for Reddit's /r/onejob, a subreddit dedicated to highlighting all the various instances of people making mistakes that definitely cannot be overlooked, and in hindsight, could've been easily avoided.

This subreddit is both hilarious and embarrassing, from upside-down signs to food labels that forget to remove the default Roman text, each image here is a testament to our collective failures, both celebrating and mocking our stupidity online. Prepare to laugh, facepalm, and think to yourself "How did this even happen?" multiple times throughout this collection, as you enter the vast world of /r/onejob.