Some of us find it difficult to deal with one woman, some are confident and juggle between two, three, or four at a time and then there is this guy who was casting a wide net and went after 60 of them. All was good for Ladiez Man Chad AKA Isaac till he 'accidentally' exposed his own game.

Yahoo News wrote about the incident saying, " A guy who was talking to 60 girls at the same time accidentally added them all to the same group chat — and naturally, things did not go well. One of the girls, TikTok user @alainadevries, took screen recordings of the group chat and compiled them into a video, which has since gone viral with over 505,000 views and 67,000 likes."

"Apparently, the man in question — whose name is Isaac — only meant to send all the girls a shirtless pic. Instead, he created a group chat, featuring the 60 girls he flirts with and hits up on a regular basis. Most of the girls found the whole situation rather hilarious. “I have secondhand embarrassment HAHAH,” one girl named Caitlin said. “This is so embarrassing,” another added."

Others used the chat to call out Isaac as an apparent flirt. “He matched with my roommate and then matched with me and was talking to both of us,” one girl named Dana revealed. “We have the yellow heart on Snap[chat] and have been hanging out hahaha dodged a bullet I guess,” another girl named Riley said. “You guys are cooler anyway.” “He’s insane,” a third girl named Adriana added. After the girls got a chance to know each other a bit better, Isaac finally messaged them all in the group chat and explained what had happened.

“I am so sorry for my actions,” he said. “I went upstairs to hit a late-night workout and had a terrible idea to create a private story to post douchey Snapchats to … as you know, I created a group instead.” "This is truly humbling, and I am sorry for those who I hurt in the process,” he continued. “I am learning from this mistake and will be re-evaluating my life. I will be throwing an Isaac roast party soon and you will all be invited.” Let’s hope Isaac actually did learn something from this “humbling” (and, objectively, mortifying) experience," the article said. Feels like a PSA from the universe.