Ever had your phone autocorrect your message into something wildly inappropriate-right as you hit "send" to your boss? Walked confidently into a room, only to immediately trip over absolutely nothing? Or stood in line at a busy café, daydreaming, and only snapped out of it when your coffee spilled everywhere... just as everyone was watching?Welcome to Just My Luck #7, the book that finally puts numbers to the universal comedy of everyday fails and embarrassing moments. Here, social anxiety meets statistical reality-revealing why life's most cringe-worthy experiences are not only inevitable, but surprisingly predictable.Why do embarrassing moments always seem perfectly timed?Human dignity has always walked a tightrope between confidence and disaster, but in the modern age-where every slip, trip, or blunder can go viral-the odds feel stacked against us. Whether you're sending a message to the wrong WhatsApp group, forgetting someone's name at the worst possible time, or burning dinner despite following every step, this book unpacks the math (and psychology) behind the fails that make us all human.Inside you'll find: Social & Digital Disasters: Accidentally reply-all? Check. Social media blunders? Of course.Saying the wrong thing to the wrong person at the worst moment? All here.Public Fails & Wardrobe Malfunctions: Zippers left open, food stuck in teeth, falling in front of strangers, and more mortifying moments-explained by probability, not just bad luck.Minor Mishaps & Domestic Disasters: Losing your keys right when you're late, burning food when you try your best, and technology failing at the most inopportune time.How to use this book: Read it when you need a reminder that you're not alone, when you want to laugh at life's minor disasters, or when you need a bit of statistical comfort after your own embarrassing moment. Each scenario blends real data, witty commentary, and practical tips for moving past awkward moments and regaining your confidence.Why you'll love it: Because being human means sometimes failing spectacularly-and that's not just okay, it's normal.This book is for anyone who's ever wished the ground would open up and swallow them, or wondered: "Does this happen to everyone?" (Spoiler: Yes. And here's the math to prove it.)P.S. What are the odds you'll embarrass yourself again this week? According to social psychology, about 89%. The good news: now you'll know you're in excellent company.