Man Mistakes Dishwasher For Cupboard, Hand Washes For Years, Internet Can Relate

I mean, hey, it can happen to the very best and most aware of us. We can all fall prey to living lives in wonderful homes where we waste all this time assuming that a home doesn't have something absolutely clutch like, say, a dishwasher. At least there were other folks on Twitter that were more than ready to disclose their own humbling experiences of hilarious confusion. 

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