Emma Chamberlain

Why not?

And I wasn't sure if she wanted to try them on to like see if like they looked cute on her or like what.

So I just was like, sure.

So I give them to her and she's like, these are not prescription.

And I was like, oh, and I tried, I put them back on and I realized.

So I wasn't wearing my prescription once that night.

And here's how that happened.

OK, I have when I go out for the evening and wear glasses, I'm not wearing them for function necessarily, unless I'm like really tired and I'm doing like a late night run to the grocery store and my eyes are kind of blurry and fatigued from the day.

Maybe I've been looking at a screen all day or something.

My eyes are kind of blurry.

Then I'll wear my readers out to like go run errands or something because my eyes actually are tired.

But usually if I'm just going out for the night, I'm wearing glasses more for fashion purposes.

And one of my pairs of glasses I have in both prescription readers and normal.

Why?

Because they're glasses that I made with Warby Parker like a year ago.

And they sent me a sample that didn't have prescription in it, but then I also have a prescription pair.

And so when I was leaving my house that day, I just like grabbed whatever pair because I have them both out.

On this particular night, I didn't even think about it.

I just had to go.

And so I just grabbed one and I didn't think about it.