- A teen named Andrew recently took to Twitter to share the hilariously awkward incident he had in a Chick-fil-A bathroom.
- Andrew was in the bathroom when one little boy crawled under his stall door to ask for help washing his hands.
- In no position to get up and help the boy, Andrew just nervously laughed until the child opened the stall door and walked out.
- The kid's dad apologized for his son's "very friendly" behavior after the video went viral on Twitter.
It's important to know when you should ask for help. It's also good to have appropriate boundaries with strangers. Then again, when you're a little kid, it can be tough to reconcile those two things in every situation, as one poor teen learned the hard way when a young boy he didn't know crawled under the bathroom stall he was using in hopes of getting help washing his hands.
It was a hilariously awkward incident that, fortunately for us all, was captured on camera.
Chick Fil a never ceases to amaze me. And yes it was my pleasure! pic.twitter.com/GZoB7Bm5T7
— drew. (@achandrew13) March 27, 2018
In the video, which was shot by the teen named Andrew as he was sitting on the toilet of a Chick-Fil-A restroom, you can see a small child peek under the stall inquisitively. Without asking, the kid then crawls under the stall door, asks the teen what his name is, and proceeds to explain that he just wants someone to help hold him up so he can wash his hands.
Understandably bewildered and not in any condition to get up and help at that very moment, Andrew doesn't flip out but rather nervously laughs and tells the kid that he should get his mom, who's just outside, to help him. Without responding, the kid unlocks the stall door and walks out, then tells Andrew to lock the door behind him. So evidently he does understand the value of privacy?
No no Mr. Stevens it’s ok he was just doing what kids do. I’m sure I did the same thing back in the day. You got a good kid he seems fearless and defiantly outgoing.
— drew. (@achandrew13) March 27, 2018
All in all, you have to hand it to Andrew for being rather chill about it all. In fact, the kid's dad replied to the video he posted on Twitter, apologizing profusely for his "very, very friendly" son, to which Andrew responded like the cool cat that he is.
And hey, at least the kid was insistent about washing his hands? He's got his priorities in order.
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