Don’t you just hate it when you lose stuff?

Poke Staff. Updated March 22nd, 2022

We doubt this woman will ever quite live down the scene that was caught on her security camera.

The post, shared by u/vaguenonetheless, may have been a facepalm moment for the frantic mum, but it was also very relatable.

Me looking for my glasses with them right on my face.
CommunicationOld5074

While driving to work I regularly panic thinking I’ve mislaid my car keys because they’re not in my pocket.
Upholder93

Also me talking with someone on the phone and then I ask where is my phone?
JaJe92

Always the last place you look.
LimeblueNostos

A similar thing had happened to u/fastrthnu, and they shared their embarrassment.

I was freaking out as we were leaving a store because I didn’t know where my son Aaron was.

I asked my wife, “Where’s Aaron?”

She just smiled at me silently.

I’m confused because she didn’t seem concerned at all.

“Where’s Aaron!” I was getting upset because she didn’t seem to care.

“WHERE’S AARON!”

“You’re holding him.”

I turned my head and saw I was indeed carrying him. My face turned very red.

This happened 30 years ago and it still comes up every once in awhile.

But it was a Redditor named u/mizinamo who got to the heart of the matter.

Sleep deprivation will do that to you.

Source r/facepalm Image Screengrab