50/50 chance - Wrong 90+% of the time

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When exiting a business (like Starbucks) and you push the wrong/locked door

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It seems like the right door is always locked

picking the wrong checkout line at the grocery store

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picking the wrong checkout line at the grocery store

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or the wrong drivethru line at Chickfila

The sour cream is always at the bottom of my burritos from Taco Bell

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Wrong 90+% of the time

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What else can you guys think of?

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I can't believe that I'm the only one who just chooses *wrong* almost every time...

I'm talking about things like:
- When exiting a business (like Starbucks) and you push the wrong/locked door
- Plugging in a USB plug or regular plug into a socket for that matter
- Unlocking a backroom door (the twist lock kind)

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You probably don't choose wrong almost every time. You just don't remember when you choose correctly, since the result is what you expected when you performed the action.

I play a lot of Randon Number Generator games. seems I never hit anything that's not 40% or 85+. i always miss the coinflips. why i quit playing poker.

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- When exiting a business (like Starbucks)

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Nice brag

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I can't believe that I'm the only one who just chooses *wrong* almost every time...

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You're not, you just remember it more when you do choose wrong.

This reminds me of those who play blackjack and swear that the dude at the table who doesn't know when to hit/stand always negatively effects how much money they make or would have made if he weren't at the table. The reality, the probability over the long run doesn't change, but you just remember the times the dude makes a dumb move that screws you, you tend to forget all the times his dumb moves helped you.