Honestly, unless you may be 17, no website should request your day and month of birth. It should only ask for month and day if you may be either 17 or 18, but preferably simply ask for age. They ask for too much information which may be used in identity theft or to hack into your accounts.
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Whew for a moment I thought we were in 2023 but I am glad 2001 is still the future.
Someone call the president and warn him about 9/11!
Wait? I have to do the next 2 years over again? Oh FFS...
I have some bad news, you're gonna want to sit down for this... it's 22 years you have to do over...
Oh bother...
And they're going to get worse and worse.
Alright, enjoy!
ISO 8601 exists for a reason...
I'm so glad my country uses it by default, even in everyday situations. (Hungary)
You hove to write confirm in the second line!!!
Reminds me on https://userinyerface.com/
Wow if only my local passport office had a website this nice!
Oh look they have copied my local gym's website!
That was a journey. Thank you for that, I hate it.
That was amazing
I got 6:54, it's especially bad on a mobile browser
Are you using a browser in a locale with a different date format? They might be using the default browser date parsing under the hood.
It's probably this. That would be a fun oversight, though.
Honestly, unless you may be 17, no website should request your day and month of birth. It should only ask for month and day if you may be either 17 or 18, but preferably simply ask for age. They ask for too much information which may be used in identity theft or to hack into your accounts.
It's apparently a McDonalds employee form, not sure what form
Mcform
There isn't a 27th month, so it's invalid. What's the issue?
Did you read the format?
I don't get it either
Because you're not reading it. The format says "MM/DD/YYYY".