We all know the frustration. Your phone is on low battery and you're desperately searching for an electrical outlet to recharge perhaps your most prized, important possession.
Well, earlier this month, Nick Silvestri of Long Island, New York took that desperation to the next level by hopping on-stage at the Tony Award-nominated Broadway play Hand to God (prior to the show beginning, thankfully).
Unfortunately for him, the outlet was a nonfunctional set piece, but theatergoers still reacted in utter disbelief and shock.
According to Silvestri, the reaction was immediate. People in the audience began gasping and “about 5 security guards came running down. So I hopped off the stage. They were pretty mad. They said, 'What were you thinking?' I said, 'Hey, buddy, what's the problem?'"
Watch below as he made the rookie move and hopped on-stage. And if you think that wasn't enough, you can watch his "press conference" apology, which occurred just a few days ago, right here as well.
Gotta love those Long Islanders, right?
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https://youtu.be/YVt9K0YhhLM
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[via CBS]