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: it was the first time i hosted a major event of which all the departments of my campus were included. it was a beauty pageant, and i'm from the philippines. if you don't already know, beauty pageants are treated like sports games here, they're relatively big in this country.  throughout the pageant, i had a bunch of nervous moments here and there, stuttering and pausing in front of the crowd with awkward silences, just a bunch of minor mistakes. i was really ready to just finish the event and get the hell off the stage. 

during the announcement of the winners of the pageant, i'm given a piece of paper containing the written announcements of the 2nd and 1st runner ups of the pageant as well as the winner of the entire event. after announcing the 3rd and 2nd place winners, it was time to announce the champion for the night. as i was about to announce the champion, there was a big silence from the entire crowd. i looked at my paper and i couldn't exactly tell, but was fairly certain that i saw a "1" as in contestant #1 (each of the contestants had numbers). so with much enthusiasm, i went ahead and said that the winner of the pageant was contestant #1. the crowd cheered, the champion approached the front of the stage and and shed a few tears for all her hard work. as i'm about to continue the program and wish everyone a good night, one of the event organizers comes up to the stage and start's yelling the number "7." the winner of pageant wasn't supposed to be contestant #1 but was #7 instead. i'm used to seeing 7's with dashes through them ( idk if this is gonna work but it kinda looks like this ~~7~~ ) and the 7 that was written on the paper looked like a 1 to me. 

i instantly knew what i did wrong and i had to wait for the crowd to die down so i could apologize to the crowd and announce the real winner. all i said was that i was deeply sorry and that there was a mistake in the announcement of winners. i then announced the right winner and the first winner had to take off her sash, crown, and give away her flowers. i felt like i just took away someone's moment of happiness. part of the crowd cheered for the winning of the actual champion, but after a short while i could hear booing from different areas within the audience. all the organizers came to comfort the falsely announced winner with hugs. after saying goodnight to everyone, i went back stage and apologized to the contestant i wrongly announced and told her she did a great job regardless. she was pretty forgiving and gave me a hug while telling me it was okay. i couldn't stay in that place for long so i decided to leave backstage and meet up with my girlfriend and friends down with the rest of the crowd. 

this is where i happened to pass by the family of the falsely announced contestant. there was lots of yelling going around and arguments with the event organizers. people were trying to calm the family down but they just kept yelling. i'm not quite sure what it was about exactly, but i think that they might believe that the pageant was rigged or something. i tried to apologize to the family, but the event organizers just took them to an office where they could discuss their issue. 

that's pretty much it. so the first time i decide that it'd be a nice experience hosting an event for my school also ended up being the first time i mess up with my reading and start a riot.

TIFU by ruining my school's beauty pageant.