Michigan Kid Breaks Down After Stepping on Dog Poop: ‘I’m Not So Excited!’ [Watch]
We certainly would not want to be in someone else's shoes, especially when the person's in deep sh*t, so to speak.
And we can take it from this poor Michigan kid's reaction who would probably give anything to trade places with anyone just to get out of his "sticky" situation. Cute, little boy named Nash stepped on a pile of fresh dog poo in their backyard -- and had the ensuing reaction that spelled everything, BuzzFeed noted.
To add insult to injury, the pug, probably soon-to-be Nash's ex-buddy, seemed to watched nonchalantly from a distance while he's in hysteria.
Nash's mom, Mikki Roll, told ABC News that she was out on the balcony with her husband when they heard their boy screaming at the top of his lungs, apparently in trouble. But, the couple knew right away the situation wasn't so dire they even brought their camera along with them to check on their son.
"He always knows better than to go too far back in the yard because that's where the dogs do their business -- and it just so happens that they just did their business. It was a nice fresh pile. He started screaming a little bit and I looked at my husband," the 25-year-old mom said. She then asked Nash why he was screaming.
"Because I am!," the boy said impatiently. "I need paper towels!!!!!!!!!"
"For what?"
"For my foot!!!!!!!! I stepped in poop!!!!!!!!!"
He's certainly going to need more than paper towels to clean up the mess. The boy is going to learn, as one of life's greatest lessons, how these dingle berries could get so persistent at times.
In sheer disgust, Nash continually bellowed shrieks while also telling his mom, "I'm not so excited!!!!!!!"
"Honey, I don't think anyone's excited to step in dog poop," said Mikki who can't contain herself from chuckling. This boy, we reckon, would never ever leave his house again without any shoes on.
It's also good to hope that Nash won't turn to hate our canine buddies. They are, after all, man's best friends. We just have to deal with them from time to time -- apparently, this boy just learned his lesson the hard way. Most may be curious at how Nash would react once he sees this clip when he's older!
Uploaded in YouTube, the video has been watched more than a million times as of this writing.