No matter how calm, cool, and confident we might be, sooner or later, we all find ourselves in pretty awkward situations. We're definitely not alone in our embarrassment!
Video creator and TikTok star Benjamin Tiffen, aka @tiffytoky, has been going viral with his incredibly relatable ‘things I find embarrassing for no reason’ series. It’s these little embarrassing moments that unite us and prove that we have more in common than we might think. We’re featuring some of the creator’s most fun real-life insights to share with you, Pandas. Scroll down to check them out!
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Benjamin Tiffen's 'things I find embarrassing for no reason’ series has gone viral on TikTok, and it's incredibly relatable

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When you think someone's speaking to you but they're on the phone
Oh my gosh I’ve done this before… Super embarrassing, and it was with a total random stranger.
Usually it happens with my Dad, but sometimes…uh, yeah, let’s not talk about that
Load More Replies...Especially with hands-free devices. I was having a conversation with a random stranger until they pointed to their ear and I noticed the little device.
Bonus embarrassment - when someone waves and you think they're waving at you...
I hate when they have that wandering eye thing going on and you think they're talking to you because that eye is looking at you but they're talking to the person next to you.
For me, I use the reverse. When someone who I do not want to interact with talks to me, I ignore them. If they continue, I apologize and say I thought they were on a phone.
Waiting a few extra mins to leave the bench to not hurt the person's feelings
I'm actually the opposite. If someone comes and sits on the bench next to me, I'm going to get up and preferably leave. How do I know I'm not sitting next to a serial kiIIer?
Holding the door for someone and realising they're too far away
"Speed up, tardigrade, I'm not gonna do this forever!" - in 11th grade, I think, I held open a door for a girl in my class. Pretty early in the year, we barely knew each other, so she proceeded through the door and then took a surprising trajectory, that pretty much just defeats walking through the door. She didn't want to turn down the favor, but had a different destination than I thought, because she and her friend were just ending a small hallway conversation. Friend disappeared into a door right before the one I held open, into a room, and she seemed to feel kinda stuck. We had a good laugh, nothing else happened. Not even one single person clapped, although at least 2 or so saw it.
We feel like we're being rushed but it's a kind gesture on you part
The few seconds when the person try to walk faster cause you hold the door. I'm diying inside.
What's the big deal? Perhaps that ONE MINUTE of your ENTIRE LIFE helped someone else and made their day? GEE, even two.
Benjamin has a very large following on the internet. On TikTok alone, a whopping 2.3 million internet users follow his account, where he posts entertaining content very frequently. Another 174k people follow him on Instagram.
The TikToker’s ‘things I find embarrassing for no reason’ videos have been a wild success. These clips have gotten millions of views.
Talking to yourself but someone sees
I sing in my car like I am at a concert and I'm the lead singer. I don't care who sees me. But then again I have zero shame.
Load More Replies...For my whole life I talked to myself, sang and made weird sounds, but always kept it to myself, until I turned around 30 years old and started doing it out in the open. It started with me doing it with our furballs and gradually I just didn't give a s**t who heard me and now my neighbors just shake know I'm a weirdo who makes all kinds of sounds and sings/talks to the animals, trees myself.
Supposed to say, shake their heads because they know I'm a weirdo. LOL!
Load More Replies...It's called "having an intelligent conversation". Flummoxes people every single time.
Or making strange faces which are perfect for the scenarios in your head, but weird without context
Or singing AND conducting the orchestra while listening to the musical "Chess" on a Walkman while walking to class (yep, just dated myself).
Small talk with an old man having no idea what they're saying
Yes, all good, but REALIZE -- THEY are doing the same to you! You can't remember to speak up- they're tired of asking you to repeat - so - they smile and nod- and go on talking. Win-win, right?
Load More Replies...Just remember what I said. When you get to be my age, you'll have an epiphany moment!
I don't mind! Happens to me all of the time. I'm kind of 'the approuchable woman' Ik think. "I hate all those people here! Dont't hate you. I like you!" "Well, thanks! I don't hate you either! Good day for both of us don't you think?" "Think so..." And of he went. "You look just like my daughter, are you my daughter?" "Don't think so. I know my family." Man was Chinese and 1,50 meters. I'm Kaukasian, 1,72.
I once had this for a year: Did a year abroad, learned the language fluently (I thought), but even after 9months could NOT figure out a single sentence the building's security guy said --- low/uneducated with VERY strong accent. But I spent 6days a week 10--12h in that building, taking a few breaks a day "outside" which meant in the company of the guard. Who got more and more talkative the better we "got to know" eachother. I still have NO IDEA whether his go-to topic was beer brewing, satanic rituals or flower gardening, or something else, but he must have talked 120--180h about it.
My 78-year-old dad went to the doctors complaining that he was losing his hearing. The doc said 'What are the symptoms?' and my dad says 'A cartoon family from America'.
I can hear, I just have trouble understanding. I avoid talking on the phone because of this. I'm embarrassed asking the person to repeat what they've said.
Might need hearing aids if you're having trouble understanding. You should get it checked out. Unless it's specifically just with old men. But if it's happening in general get checked.
Load More Replies...Only other old people know what we old people are talking about and we like it that way.
... especially if they're speaking with a heavy accent that doesn't match your own. Around here, we're pretty lucky, as the german the natives speak around here is considered the most correct one ... the one closest matching written german, both in grammar and wording, so we have a bit of an advantage over, say, a Bavarian who's trying to understand a toothless saxon. Have'em both drunk, and they could live on opposite places on earth. Now, they're seperated by only a few hundred km, and the border is open since 35 years, but still - in both directions, this may result in very limited understanding. If they're also old ... just ... nod in agreement, as troufaki13 already said. Works out most times, you won't likely end up with unexpected obligations, and if you don't understand a single word, and never will see them again - just leave. "Have to feed the cat, sorry man, can't stay!".
When everyone is waiting for you to finish packing your shopping at the store
Or maybe if stores didn't unload work that they used to do onto their customers this wouldn't be an issue. I feel no guilt for this.
The true empath puts the things back into the cart and packs them afterwards. But most people will block the queue by carefully putting the change into their wallet and then wallet into their bag.
It's as simple as this: checkout isn't just scanning and paying. It ends when your stuff is packed and in the shopping cart. Everybody's saying we should come back to a slower, more natural way of living, yet they're ready to complain if the person ahead is a bit slower...
Load More Replies...I put mine on there in the order I want them and pack as they come to me
I keep the reusable bags in the trunk of my car, put all the groceries in the cart and bag them at the car. It is the sensible thing to do.
I'm always quick so if yoy are in front of me, no problemo. I'm gone before you.
Benjamin manages to hone in on some incredibly relatable moments in his videos. Most of us have been in the slightly awkward situations he describes, which is why we enjoy the videos so much. That, in turn, makes us want to share them with our family, friends, and colleagues.
Relatability is a vital part of internet content. Without it, you’re relying on pure luck to go viral. However, if you know your audience very well (and post consistently!), you can stand out from the crowd on TikTok and social media by appealing to their personal experiences.
Tryna avoid eye contact at the dentist
I always close my eyes, but I'm super conscious of what my tongue is doing, and that darn thing is very inquisitive. I feel like apologizing for it. Is it just me?
My dentist is a lovely fella who enjoys conversation about obscure musical topics while he works. I had a very involved chat about the relative merits of Pink Floyd bootlegs while him the middle of root canal work. His ability to decode my grunts on the subject while he’s at work is very impressive.
I thought everyone closed their eyes. I can't do eye contact during this.
I've not noticed my dentists eyes, but I can't stop looking at her nose hairs.
I think I will maintain constant eye contact with them next time, just to weird them out.
Don't you get given protective glasses in your dentist? Stops the chance of splashed water or worse going in your eyes, especially if they're drilling pre filling. You absolutely can't make eye contact in those
Talking to someone with a wog eye and you're not sure which eye to look at
Weird expression! I guess that's pigeon English as in the UK, that's a racist term.
I had a friend that had a wandering eye. You never knew where it was going to be. My brother and her flirted back and forth all the time. One day he was talking about her nonstop and I said "have you not noticed her wonky eye" ? He hadn't but after that day that's all he could see. I swear that thing rolled all the way back in her head anlt times.
Thinking you're kicking the table leg but realising it's someone's leg
Crazy concept, maybe don't make a habit of kicking shìt when at a table?
Noooo I've done this with my crush and he smiled - thats when i noticed and I was so embarressed but he started kicking my leg playfully so we just kept doing that the whole lesson lmao
Not that embarassing. More of a "Heheh. Hope I didn't break anything, there".
When it comes to dealing with our sense of embarrassment, the healthy thing to do is to feel whatever we feel. That’s far easier said than done, though! Embracing the heck out of our emotions, however uncomfortable they might be, is a skill like any other. We get better at doing it with practice!
Going for a toilet at a friends house
Yes you need like a PhD to actually work out the engineering behind their shower
Load More Replies...I had to use a toilet at my in laws‘ house this weekend. I was on a floor that’s usually not used for anything, so I was wary and made sure to test if the flush actually worked. It did. So I used the toilet - only to realise that the flush did NOT work now. Apparently, they had turned off the water for this toilet, and my test flush had used up the remaining water from the water tank. Luckily, I managed to turn the water back on, flush, and turn it off again. But for a minute or two, I felt like I was in some silly comedy movie.
Never heard "going FOR a toilet" before. I am American and we snowflakes have softer words in the first place, like "going to the restroom" or the bathroom etc. We don't even say "going to the toilet" over here, much less going FOR a toilet. We do say "gonna take a dump" or a leak though.
Some countries use the term WC (water closet) or CR (comfort room)
Load More Replies...Not a problem for me, I don't use any public washrooms, including alleged friends place.
When you're trying not to yawn during a conversation
And you do that weird scrunched up face with the mouth stretching but still closed and eyes bugging out the head... Yeah, that's one that happens all too often
It's psychological. Whenever you read about/see someone/hear someone yawning it triggers a reflex to make you yawn. I tested the "hear someone yawn" theory on my unsuspecting sister and it works like a charm. Another one is conscious breathing. When I tell you "welcome to manual breathing mode" you'll suddenly become conscious of your breathing
Load More Replies...I yawn, then say Sorry, I didn't get enough sleep last night. Most people are understanding.🤷
When you're the only one clapping in the crowd for a moment
Did something similar at a pep assembly in high school. Kool and the Gang's "Celebration" was playing and the cheerleaders had been doing a cheer using some of the lyrics so when the lyric "what's your pleasure" was sung, I yelled "to beat Stadium", of course during a lull in the cheers. Yeah, it was embarrasing but chalked up to me just being a little weird again.
A work group attended a LARGE comedy show in Vegas during a convention. One of them, a very dear friend even 35 years later, didn't get it at first. She didn't laugh until everyone else had stopped laughing. She became part of the bit - they called her "U-Haul" because she was trailing behind and just caught up. Fortunately, she's a good egg and laughed along with everyone laughing at her expense.
The more we embrace our feelings instead of running away from them, the better we become at resolving awkward and embarrassing situations in the future. Not only that but by acknowledging our embarrassment and/or mistakes, we prevent them from turning into shame further down the line.
Getting compliments from people
I have little to no self esteem. So for me, compliments are a Godsend!
Load More Replies...Accepting compliments is a skill that needs to be taught; and learned. And practiced.
Sometimes they're more uncomfortable to receive than criticism. We just ain't wired right for healthy interactions, but have to learn perspective.
Load More Replies...Justified. People are nice/complimentary when (a) they want something, or (b) they're setting you up so it hits harder when the punch lands.
I appreciate compliments, but I always worry that the way I responded isn’t enough. I always say thank you of course, but something tells me that’s not enough 😂
That awkward silence when your both tryna end the call
My wife and MIL each say "yeah, alright, okay, bye, okay" one after another. Goes on forever... Just say bye then *click* 😩
ok then! bye! yep. ok then! bye. you bet. ok then! ahuh. o.k. bye! yeah. ok then. I know, right? yep. ok then! yeah, bye!! ok then!!
Om messenger my friends know that when that big bleu thumb is up, I'm gone. No offence, They do the same now. Just a sign. Okay, done.
When the self checkout errors and one of the workers come to help
I think supermarkets should give us a 10% discount for using these, seeing as we're doing the fecking work ourselves...
No ones forcing you to use them. And if they are GO SOMEWHERE ELSE📢
Load More Replies...When it loudly announces the problem and you find yourself telling it I ALREADY DID THAT!
I remember hearing, that they make these things harder and slower to use on purpose than going to a person. However, I have anxiety talking to casher people and prefer to use the slow self service machines
There's one store where the self checkout is so sensitive, I feel like I'm the bomb squad (or how I imagine them in the movies anyway) every time I use it. Never failed to alert a store worker! So now I use live people to check me out, idc if it takes a little longer.
I know these are subject to being rearranged, but from here to the end are just silly. You need help if these things bother you.
I did the self checkout the other day without assistance and they made me assistant manager.
I'm never embarrassed with these, I am usually seething by the time I am finally freakin done though.
However, some of our experiences and memories continue to torment us even years later, despite our best efforts to come to terms with them. In these cases, it can really help us if we think about how those situations might have improved us. In short, we want to reframe the narrative. Perhaps by embarrassing ourselves in public, we learned an important lesson or became more emotionally resilient. Or we learned something new about ourselves or even managed to connect to other people despite all the emotional fallout.
Walking back from the sea on the beach
The rest of the comments about the readjusting of your swimsuit but also the weird walk through the sand you make because you can't really walk normally through sand, you sort of dig into the sand and it makes you look like you're trying too hard to walk
Load More Replies...Having the suit cling tightly to your...Netherlands. And trying to non-chalantly pull it out and down, while readjusting your pieces with everyone on the beach looking your direction. That's why.
Adjust it in the water before you start heading for the sand.
Load More Replies...Walking out of the water or getting out of a pool, and your bathing suit is now clinging or sagging in all the wrong places, any make up you had on has washed off and smeared on your face and your hair is doing weird things. Or maybe that’s just me!
let's see; everybody here is nearly naked; most of them have bulges and or hair in places they wish they didn't - so who's looking at ME? .... probably nobody.......
At our beaches everyone faces the water so It’s felt like everyone is watching you as your swimsuit is clinging and I’m always worried something slipped out or something!
Load More Replies...In the UK if you've swum it's usually a "F**K F**K F**K COLD" crab-scuttle with finding your towel being the only thing that matters.
Why would that be embarassing? unless the undertow had ripped my shorts off.... then... well... THEN, it might be a bit on the embarassing side. Especially if the water was REAL COLD.
Working out in your room and your parent comes in
Got caught doing an exercise dance routine in my room once and instead of applauding an interest in fitness or self expression my mother mocked me.
What a beech. Idk why some people bother to have children if they aren't going to appreciate them or at least attempt to pretend to.
Load More Replies...Is that what they are calling it these days? "Working out?" I done me a fair bit of "working out" my own self
When someone gets your name wrong
Yeah. And then you pretend it's your name because it's embarrassing for both of you to say they got your name wrong.🤐
I had a customer that always called me Jen. My name is not Jen but I never corrected him. I was just "whatever"
This actually makes me feel better, since I have forgotten that person's name.
I mispronounced a colleague's name for years. He didn't correct me at first then I found out later (from others) it sounded like fUng not Feng as spelt. Was annoyed at my embarrassment, so slightly maliciously kept mispronouncing. For years. If it's incorrect just bl00dy say so.
When you don't remember someone's name, so you just have to say a really long "Hiiiiiiiiii!" as you walk up to them.
The reality is that we tend to focus too much on our personal failures and embarrassment. We believe that everyone in our social circle must be thinking about all the times we messed up. The fact is that most other people are worrying about what others think of them, just like us. In short, all of us are hyper-focused on our own embarrassment. That’s a freeing thought!
Accidentally launching your pen across the class
oops. Definitely turn around to look behind you as though to see, "Who did that?" Hopefully you're not in the last row. Then it's like, "OOPS! Sorry"
I was home schooled for most of my school years and after finishing middle school I decided to give high school a shot in the actual school. Well, my attention span was horrific after only doing an hour or 2 of tutoring at home a day and I started tapping and flicking my pen back and forth on the text book on my desk... one flick too hard and that pen launched like a rocket dead into the teachers face. 😳 I finished the rest of my school years at home after that lol. I did walk for the graduation ceremony though!
That long awkward walk when meeting your friend
Nah. Just start limping or do the egor shuffle. You could skip. Waddle like a goose. walk in "slow motion" so they take longer to get to you. Then talk real slow when they get to you. Do a slow motion hug. Scream out their name and wave exaggeratedly. :)
Just sprint at them while winding up for the most skin splitting high five in hsitory
Accidentally touching the driving instructors knee instead of the gear stick
work it. Leave it there. Turn your head towards them slowly. smile and wink. Then laugh it off. Hopefully they're not into you!
I've learned to drive in a Mini. Still drive it today, and forever will ... but, that car is true to its name, and about 9 out of 10 people in the passenger seat have their knees where the stick goes, so I just shove them to the side a bit. Enough talking done already, also, there's no time for conversation during shifting, as this isn't a gearbox of today's make and use, but an ancient one requiring a bit of ables to operate it. You know, double-clutching and stuff, although it's fully synchronized, said sync's elements are pretty weak. Double-clutching, basically, shifts their function to the (main, real, large) clutch, making them, kind of, immortal.
You can try breathing techniques and meditation to get over some of your more embarrassing moments. However, at certain points, it becomes almost necessary to reach out to a professional for help. The rule of thumb here is that you should go see a therapist if your embarrassment or shame is affecting your daily life.
When you're mid-conversation and the waiter clears the table
As a waitress myself I also find this extremely awkward..or if I'm handing out food and they don't stop the conversation to tell me who ordered what it's extremely annoying and embarrassing
As a server for many years...I always knew who ordered what. And it's no big deal to politely ask a customer something even if they're talking.
Load More Replies...If everyone all went silent, I'd just make a joke of it. 'No need to stop on my accord. I've heard a LOT of things in this restaurant!' Then everyone relaxes.
The waiter should politely, excuse themselves, and ask if everyone is finished with their meals, before clearing the table. Most people are understanding.
man I hate that especially if you are in the middle of something secret, confidential, embarassing, or emotional... you know. Like getting dumped.
Or when they come and ask you how your meal is and you have a mouth full of food.
Waking up first at a sleep over
Or waking up last and feels like everyone stares at you and you panic thinking you've been talking in sleep.
Or..waking up first in a house you don't know well. Don't wanna make any noise and wake others, so you sit, and sit, and sit...
This was always me. I was diagnosed at 13 with chronic insomnia so I was the last one to sleep and the first one awake. At about age 12 I had a friend that every single sleepover she would wet the bed because she was such a heavy sleeper. We would all get up wet,have to shower,then we would roll her off the bed,change the sheets and put her back in the bed. It's been 31 years and she still has no idea that we know about her secret.
I had a sleepover and I woke up last. My mom had to wake me up because my friend was staring at me like f*cking creep.🫣
Looking for someone at the restaurant who's already there
When I forget my glasses and need to find someone in the crowd but I’m actually blind
I'll wad out to a common area and just stand there looking like a cop. Waiting for the person to see me.
For example, if you find yourself sleeping poorly, having difficulty concentrating, avoiding meeting up with other people, and always being in a bad mood, you might want to consider seeing a mental health specialist. They can help you unpack and reframe your experiences so that you can live with more confidence. There’s nothing like an outside perspective to provide some additional clarity.
That first hour before you and your cousins warm up to each other
Figuring out which cousin brought some weed to the Thanksgiving dinner.
Me and my cousins hit it off pretty quickly because we did FaceTime a lot.
When you yawn and it makes that burp sound
OMG I thought something was wrong with me cause this happens to me all the time and it’s so embarrassing! Today I learnt I’m not alone in this! The most annoying part about this is that this so called burp sound comes out so loud and also you don’t feel it building up so you don’t have time to suppress it.
Who in the world WANTS to cry? It gives you a headache, makes your nose run, and you wake up with a swollen face. Or do you have some sorta weird kink?
Load More Replies...I love when my wife does that. I softly exclaim, "that's my little flower"... =) At that point she's mad and not embarrassed anymore. So I grab a napkin or a tablecloth and tell her to "put this on. Now you can be like super girl and be SUPER MAD!" Of course I don't that last part. I'm not insane!
My dad called that noise a “quock.” (It’s an onomatopoeia.) Didn’t happen to my sister or me j til the had mumps, and then every damned time! It’s gotten quieter over my life, but hasn’t gone away altogether. 😕
When someone talks really close to your face
And they have the strongest coffee breath but their cool so you say screw it
There are a lot of exhalation options far worse than coffee.
Load More Replies...One of the worst versions of this is probably in middle school/high school
My 9th grade math teacher. I hated to ask him questions because he had a cigarette and coffee breath.
Acknowledging your embarrassment can actually work in your favor, too! Especially if you’re in a leadership position. It’s a way for you to be seen as more human and down-to-earth by the people around you. Harvard Business Review notes that people tend to be quite compassionate and nonjudgmental. They’ll relate to you more if you’re humble and take responsibility for your mistakes.
But the key here is to make your mistakes not look like a big deal. Everyone makes mistakes. There’s no need for excessive self-flagellation.
Which of Benjamin's insights did you relate to the most, dear Pandas? How do you tend to behave in embarrassing and awkward situations? If you have a moment, feel free to share your thoughts in the comments.
Getting reclined at the dentist
Or having to lie back on that weird paper covered table at the doctor, especially in a smock.
Especially if you are short, then you have to maneuver to fit right.
Load More Replies...That awkward moment after your doctor tells you to spread your legs wider.
Load More Replies...When this is happening I usually joke that they have a trap door and they're gonna just slide me down into it.
Thinking someone said something when the didn't
so just continue the conversation with an imaginary person as though the other person doesn't exist
Or you ask them to repeat their question but as they do so their original statement finally catches up with your brain. And you don't have a clue what the answer is to their question so you've wasted their time for nothing
When gum falls out your mouth while talking
Or when someone lets out that bit of mouth spray that hits you and makes you want to wipe it off like a crazy person but you do the smooth "I got an itch" and rub it off
Or worse, being the one who accidentally spits on someone while you're talking. I've done it once or twice and it is absolutely mortifying
Load More Replies...Yeuw. Put it between your teeth and your cheek. No one wants to talk to you while you're still chewing.
How about when you're in meditation class, and you let out a really loud fart? lol
Going to the toilet at the cinema and having to awkwardly pass people
When a bubble forms in your mouth when you're speaking
Spilling water and it looks like you've peed urself
Was on a road trip with a friend and told her I could hold me pee. Went to open a carbonated water and immediately spilled it on my lap. Spent the remainder of the trip looking like a liar. (We both found it more humorous than embarrassing thankfully.)
Wearing a brand new outfit in public and u start to overthink
I still think about this 9th grader who was walking in front of me and 2 friends on the first day of my senior year in highschool...he had new jeans on with the size sticker still on the back of one of the legs. I let him know as quickly and discreetly as possible but he was obviously embarrassed. This was in 1995. I wonder how often he thinks about it. I still feel bad for that kid😭
Not if you're a guy. You're very unlikely to even remember you're wearing something new and won't give a s**t if no-one says anything about it.
Going round someone's house for the first time
That awkward side walk you gotta do when you're the least-liked friend in the group
When ur waking with someone who can’t walk in a straight line and runs into you and other people and objects
In other words when you are walking with me
Load More Replies...Walking with a massive school project
When you stretch in class but the teacher thinks you had your hand raised
Honestly in my classes people would just put their hand up and if you suddenly decided you didn’t want to and the teacher called on you, well “I’m just stretching sir”
When you knock on your friend's door and expect them to answer but their parents do instead
I cringe when that happens. "Um, excuse me, ma'am, could I talk to your daughter instead?" Yeah, no thanks. At that point I just leave.
When the teacher keeps making eye contact with you
Having a phone call in public
Dropping change in the canteen
Dropping change at any checkout and there's a line behind you. I've gone cashless now.
Asking for the Wi-Fi password
Exactly! Especially if you are at someones house and you feel like your coming as if you're so bored you have to resort to using your phone.
A coffee shops WiFi password near my uni was "whydyacare" making it extra embarrassing to ask for the WiFi password
Testing if the shoe fits by walking up and down
Waving your hand to stop the bus:
. . .and it doesn't stop, but someone waves back thinking you were waving at them. Then two people are embarassed.
When you're laughing together and both stop
When you grow up in a religious household and someone is saying a prayer but you remember something funny in the middle of it and are trying so hard not to laugh out loud during the prayer that tears start streaming down your face and it feels like your head is going to explode 😂😂
I am never asked to lead prayer anymore. "Our Father..." I have noticed many Protestants, outside of Lutherans, REFUSE to say the Lord's prayer, even though it's Biblical.
Load More Replies...Not knowing how to open your friends door
When you're at a red light and your music is loud
Just turn it down and respect other people. They don't want to hear it. Thanks.
Like the car three cars behind me. Stopped at a stoplight heard thumping, looked around to hear where it was coming from, looked in my rearview mirror and the other cars were doing the same. Later the third car passed me and I heard it coming up on my left.
Load More Replies...Asking for the bill at a restaurant
Oh man, you'll have to get over this one. Just catch a waiter's eye and use the international silent mime, writing on your hand, and they'll just know.
[SOLVED] When you want the bill, just get up and walk briskly towards the exit. Someone will bring it right over. Real quick too.
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I must be either immune to embarrassment or or so perpetually embarrassed I don't notice it. Nothing on the list would embarrass me 😕
I think maybe I'm just socially oblivious. Most of this is just eh.
Load More Replies...When you're talking, and you're not really used to people listening but they are, so you kinda panic and keep talking too much, then realize you lost the point and forgot what you were saying...
47 at the moment. Actually, it really bothers me that being stupid is by no means considered embarrassing, while incontinence - a malfunction of a rather irrelevant organ, compared to the brain - is among the most embarrassing things you can have. Even in adults, or especially in them, wearing a diaper should not be more embarrassing than wearing glasses.
I wouldn't find any of these embarrassing at all. But I would have used to.
okay, but when you look down at your shirt and there is just a TINY grease stain, and you want to cry cuz its been there all day. Same thing with when you get home and there is suddenly just a whitehead on your face.
I cannot eat without getting a stain. I do not know why. What is wrong with my eating habits? But I've accepted this. I probably always have a stain. Eh. C'est la vie.
Load More Replies...I must be either immune to embarrassment or or so perpetually embarrassed I don't notice it. Nothing on the list would embarrass me 😕
I think maybe I'm just socially oblivious. Most of this is just eh.
Load More Replies...When you're talking, and you're not really used to people listening but they are, so you kinda panic and keep talking too much, then realize you lost the point and forgot what you were saying...
47 at the moment. Actually, it really bothers me that being stupid is by no means considered embarrassing, while incontinence - a malfunction of a rather irrelevant organ, compared to the brain - is among the most embarrassing things you can have. Even in adults, or especially in them, wearing a diaper should not be more embarrassing than wearing glasses.
I wouldn't find any of these embarrassing at all. But I would have used to.
okay, but when you look down at your shirt and there is just a TINY grease stain, and you want to cry cuz its been there all day. Same thing with when you get home and there is suddenly just a whitehead on your face.
I cannot eat without getting a stain. I do not know why. What is wrong with my eating habits? But I've accepted this. I probably always have a stain. Eh. C'est la vie.
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