Despite it being 25 years since the hit American comedy Friends first hit our TV screens, the show seems to be as popular as ever.
It has even gained a new audience of millennials eager to enjoy its metropolitan 90s New York wit.
That means there is currently a lot of memorabilia - in high streets and online - celebrating the anniversary, writes Mirror Online .
So when Friends fan Dan Molloy saw a unisex t-shirt, celebrating the programme's anniversary, for sale in Primark he happily bought one.
However it was only after he wore it that he noticed a typo which clearly had not been picked up by anyone working for the discount chain.
Can you spot the mistake?
Dan took to Twitter to inform Primark the word 'watching' was missing an 'I'.
He tweeted: "I got this top from you and have now noticed the typo in it. How ridiculous that noone (including me) noticed it and it was allowed to be displayed and sold. I no longer have my receipt, what can I do? Thank you."
In return Primark tweeted back: "Hi Dan, we are sorry to see that, you are of course welcome to return your t-shirt to your local store at your convenience for a full refund or exchange. Thanks!"
Could this BE any more embarrassing?
