A phone time-out is Busty Coeds vs Lusty Cheerleaders (2011)a tragedy for anyone, especially for a young girl. One dad decided to make the whole ordeal 1200 times worse with a note.
SEE ALSO: Dad's genius pool nap hack has the internet screamingAccording to a Reddit post Tuesday morning on r/pics, a dad had slipped a note under her daughter's bedroom door that appeared to display a series of text messages.
It wasn't a transcription of messages from a friend. Rather, the dad wanted to show that he really cared about his daughter, and he wondered why she wasn't answering him.
Oh wait ...
The thread inspired a series of comments, many just about the quality of the T-Mobile network.
The note had revealed the "phone" was on T-Mobile -- a detail that is known to be a screenshot faux pas. It got quite heated.
Comment from discussion Girl got her phone taken away by her parents and later her dad slid this under her door.Thankfully, the note had great Wi-Fi reception.
Nice job, Daddio. We're sure she'll remember those painful texts next time.
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