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Back in the day, people put physical photos of their most expensive lovers in their wallets so that they can keep them close wherever they went. The updated version of that of the digital age is the picture that you display on your lock screen, only your girlfriend, your mother or (as in my case) yourAdorable corgi baby.

Some people, however, choose to use a photo of their favorite celebrity, which apparently leads to fun mixing.

Case in point: a few days ago, a young British namedDylan B Jonesput a photo on Twitter of its lock screen, which presents Emily blunt inThe devil wears Prada. Apparently, the cashier at the Tesco supermarket chain asked if she was her girlfriend. Which is a massive compliment but also she must go home and watch this movie right now.

The tweet went viral because, apparently, Jones is not alone.

"My little cousin saw my lock screen and asked if it was my boyfriend ... I said yes then @louis_tomlinson dating us now," said a user.

"My family keeps asking me if it's me and my girlfriend on my lock screen ..." Another user wrote about a photo featuring him and Pop Star InternationalCamilla Cabello.

But the worst and funny most was this one:

"It happened to me with this photo of Jerry Seinfeld and I did not know if you have to be flattered or slightly upset," wrote @LigategoryRecords.

To be fair, it's not the first time that Seinfeld was confused for a regular Joe, as evidenced by the hilarious story behindThis viral photo Matthew Broderick.

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