Reddit Asks: What Is The Biggest "I Shouldn't Have Said That" Moment You've Had

By Jodi Smith | Lists | November 7, 2018 |

We have all done it. Asked a woman that isn’t pregnant when she’s due or made a “your mom” joke to someone without/that just lost their mother. Or, if not those specific examples, we’ve all said something we regretted instantly. Reddit user freg35 asked for some real-life examples of people putting their foot in their mouth and immediately choking on the splinters (what? YES).

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