It's not unusual to see dogs accompanying their owners while dining outdoors. Sometimes they'll just curl up under the table waiting for some scraps to fall.
But you know what won't eat your leftovers?Rebekka Armstrong Archives A purse -- no matter how much it looks like a dog.
Twitter user Hannah Murphy's mom giggled at what she thought was a sleeping dachshund under someone's chair at a restaurant. Only, it wasn't quitea dachshund, but something a little less...alive.
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To be fair, that's one cute sleeping purse.
SEE ALSO: Man seriously regrets saying not all dogs are good dogsApparently, this isn't the first time someone's mistaken a leathery handbag, or other things, for a sweet, curled-up pup.
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Yeah, it does kind of look like a dog, but some people just really need their eyes checked.
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This person might need glasses.
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