This tweet was so LOL-worthy that it went viral. 'This whole conversation is a mess' tweeted a user.
When someone comes to your house to fix or install something, it is always a source of mild anxiety and awkwardness. Aside from offering them tea or coffee, we never know how much to interact with them. In the dilemma of whether to take too much or too little of their time, we end up making things a bit awkward. What adds to it is the brief conversation with them over text. Statements like "I'm waiting for your arrival" or "I am home now" seem like the most perfect, yet most inappropriate things to say.
Sometimes you can not wait for the entire interaction to be over so they can forget how much you embarrass yourself. Maybe some instances go successfully awkward yet hilariously adorable. And if there's one exchange that perfectly captures our fear of what could go wrong, it's without a doubt this one. It's a tweet shared by @cestnepa5 on Twitter that went viral. It was captioned, "He's here in 10 minutes what do I do?"
To his caption people replied...
Go get dressed in your best clothes and have a couple drinks ready?
β The Heretical Liberal π¨π¦π³οΈβπ (@Rob_ThaBuilder) May 24, 2023
After the initial screenshot of the 'lovely' text exchange, in the following thread, the Twitter user added a few more details. "UPDATE: Soundest laborer I've ever had in a gaff. I was intending on saying "bye love you" as he was leaving as a joke, but he fucking said it first ahahahaha legend." wrote Marc. It turns out he really liked his interaction with the electrician and followed up by tweeting, "gonna wait 4 weeks then smash the f**k out my plug sockets so he has to come back again I think." He even left him much detailed and lengthy (hopefully useful) customer service feedback. People eventually figured out that although they both addressed each other as 'Nick'...none of them were named 'Nick.'
UPDATE: Soundest labourer I've ever had in a gaff.
β marc (@cestnepa5) May 24, 2023
I was intending on saying "bye love you" as he was leaving as a joke, but he fucking said it first ahahahaha legend
gonny wait 4 weeks then smash the fuck out my plug sockets so he has to come back again i think
β marc (@cestnepa5) May 24, 2023
wee reminder to always leave a good review if you get good service troops, been on the receiving end of it when i worked in customer service many a time and it goes a long way π pic.twitter.com/poHxtbIjGs
β marc (@cestnepa5) May 24, 2023
It could be the beginning of something or...not. Whatever it could be, it is definitely a good source of amusement for people on social media. Twitter users went gaga over this adorable exchange and had a plethora of hilarious responses to offer.
Whyβs he text you saying βHi Nickβ when thatβs his name ahahaha
β John Lovestrum (@chrispacketabc) May 24, 2023
This whole conversation is a mess π
my landlords name is Nick so that would've been the name he had since he booked it. I read the text wrong and thought he said "Hi it's Nick"
β marc (@cestnepa5) May 24, 2023
So neither of you are actually called Nick? Got it π
β RocketClareπ (@RocketClare) May 24, 2023
Youβve had a right mare in this conversation ππ , but it sounds like it worked out quite sweetly.
β Luke Hecht β‘οΈ (@Lukehm88) May 24, 2023