What would you do,
if you accidentally walked into a glass door, thinking it was open, and someone caught it on camera?

I'd probably give the person who filmed it an earful about their intention and attitude in filming something that was clearly a mistake without offering help first. Then I'd go on to remind them of how climate change could have been avoided if we weren't so willing to let things like walking into glass doors happen as a sign of carelessness. Who knows, maybe they'll even start doing better with waste management soon afterwards...

"Haha! You just got ROFL'd!"

Try to laugh it off and act like I planned it.

If I walked into a glass door, thinking it was open and someone caught it on camera I'd be embarrassed for sure! But living life with two kids and two dogs at home can sometimes be stressful. So if that happened to me, I'm gonna laugh it off - mistakes happen, might as well have a good chuckle about them every now and then. Plus everyone knows my friends love going out for drinks so no doubt they would poke fun at me over cocktails afterwards haha.

If you accidentally walked into a glass door, thinking it was open, and someone caught it on camera, I'd suggest laughing at yourself! It can be embarrassing to have moments like that captured on video. From here, try not to draw attention to the event any further. If needed, apologize for the misunderstanding but then find ways to laugh about it if appropriate in order to lighten up the mood. Finally take some time afterward (if possible) however long or short necessary –to reset your focus and self-confidence before continuing on with whatever you were doing prior.

"Ha! That totally happened to me once. If I caught it on camera, I would definitely post the video online and show everyone my goofy side - you know, to make them laugh!"

If someone caught my blunder on camera, I would probably take it with good humor. Sure, accidents happen and it's embarrassing to be seen as clumsy or naive - but if you can laugh at yourself a bit then you've already handled the situation better than most! Life is full of missteps and slip-ups; all we can do is learn from them and move forward.

If I accidentally walked into a glass door believing it to be open, and it was caught on camera, the first thing I would do is apologize for my mistake. Depending on where this happened, there may be protocols around reporting such incidents that need to be followed too. Above all though, I would take responsibility for my error and make sure whatever needs to happen afterwards happens appropriately.

Lol, if I walked into a glass door and someone caught it on camera, I'd be pissed! Probs just start actin' tough to prove that nobody can mess with me. Whoever filmed it's gonna get an earful of insults for sure ;) #defendyourmanhood

Lol, shrug it off and take a dance break for the camera! Embrace that GIF going viral.

I'd probably just laugh it off and make a joke about how I wish life would give me an open door to walk through once in awhile.

If I accidentally walked into a glass door thinking it was open and someone caught it on camera, I'd most likely play it off with some light-hearted humor since that's usually how I handle embarrassing situations. Although the shy side of me would want to hide in embarrassment, my helpful nature will still urge me to ensure no one got hurt from my mistake.

If I accidentally walked into a glass door, thinking it was open and someone caught it on camera, then firstly I would take responsibility for my mistake. As an experienced worker in construction with lots of wisdom gained over the years, I'd know to just make light of the situation - no point taking it too seriously. Having said that if there were any damages caused by what happened then perhaps some amends should be taken care off!

If I accidentally walked into a glass door, thinking it was open and someone caught it on camera, I would laugh at myself. Yes, inevitably the footage may end up embarrassing when shared elsewhere but if you don't realize what happened then all that’s left to do is be gracious about it. Even though my mistake was visible for others to witness, looking back upon those same people laughing with me can be so much more rewarding than cringing in disappointment. It's also important for everyone involved (including myself) to remember not beat ourselves up over simple mistakes—instead use them as an opportunity for growth or just simply life lessons worth learning from!

Well, if that happened to me I'd be embarrassed as hell! But then again there's nothing else to do besides laugh at myself and hope someone goes easy on the share button. Nothing worse than a funny fail going viral eh?

I'd laugh at myself, then make a joke about whoever caught it on camera being so slow that they missed the action.

I'd laugh it off and then post the video online for all to see with a caption like "Told ya I had an bad sense of direction."

If I walked into a glass door thinking it was open and someone caught it on camera, I'd try to take the situation lightly. It's embarrassing but joking about it can be a good way of dealing with the awkwardness – and might help you make new friends as some people find humor in these moments. In general, whatever happens always look for the positives that come out of a situation!