Definition: In this task, you are given a Reddit post as a text. Your task is to generate a title for this text. The title should start with "TIFU by", followed by a situation that caused humor. The title should contain 7-12 words, ideally.
Input: Text: the conclusion of this tifu occured late last night, but i didn't have time to post it until today. my wife and i bought this used washing machine for a good price online prior to moving into our new house. it looked a little rough, but we took it apart, cleaned it up real nice, and began using it with no issues. fast forward about five months to last week. during a load, the washer suddenly stops right before the spin cycle. i tried restarting it, twisting the nob, thinking maybe it was just stuck. not the case.  i realize i'm going to need to get the water out to try and figure out the problem. i unplug everything and unhook the drain hose. our basement drain backs up really quick so i have to drain it all into buckets. at the same time, my wife is wringing out each piece of clothing we had in this very full load. it took forever to get all the clothing and water out of the machine. i began googling the issue, searching youtube etc. and all signs were pointing towards it being a bad pump. since i'm not very mechanically inclined i don't really know where the pump is located, so i take the time to take the entire back panel off of the washer. i find out, not only did i not need to do that, but that it didn't help me whatsoever in reaching the pump. i was just wasting time and building frustration. i finally find out what i need to do to get to it. i take off the exterior so i can get to the pump. take the pump off and nothing looks bad on it. so i clean it up, spray a little wd-40 to make sure that the gears are turning normal and put it back together. i get the washer all reassembled and hooked back up to the water/power and try it again. same thing, it goes until the spin cycle and stops. i decide that the pump must be bad and decide to order a new one. now i have to go through the draining process once again. i have to wait nearly a week for the pump to arrive, and at this point we have been washerless for weeks and have about six loads piled up in our room. the pump came on saturday, but we weren't home, so finally yesterday i was able to replace it. i take the machine apart once again, remove the old pump and put in the new one. i start a cycle with just one towel in it to see if it works, and at this point we have to leave to go to small group. i get home from small group and head right down to the basement to make sure it worked. well, not only did it not work, but apparently in my haste i didn't fully reconnect the water hose, and it had been leaking the entire 2.5 hours we were gone. the water leaked out of the washing machine room, through a wall, and onto our carpet. i went through a good 8 towels mopping it all up. at this point i'm beyond frustrated, because not only did i just make a giant mess, but the machine still doesn't work. i try googling more, find possible options, and nothing is working. finally i notice how the lid is a little old and rusted and i see the little switch that senses if the lid is fully closed or not. it looks slightly bent in, so with one finger i push it out about 1/4". i try the spin cycle once again, and  you guessed it, it worked.

TIFU by wasting money and time trying to fix my washing machine