That seems a little far-fetched. I can understand a person looking unreasonably young, but 14 year olds usually don't want the kids menu anymore. You'd have to have looked 12, and unless you have a disorder to account for it, only a blind person or a moron could possibly think a 24 year old could possibly look young enough to get a kids menu. And even being as flexible as possible, the waitress could have asked.

This happens to my sister and I all the time. I'm 20 and she's 25. She got married in October, and when she was at David's Bridal the woman there was asking her if she was excited about the prom. When my sister proceeded to tell her that she was getting married the woman actually argued with her, telling her she was not.

Be thankful. When you're 40, you'll look 21. I'm 21 now, and my mom is 40, and she looks like my age, and I get pulled over by cops because I look too young to drive. anyway, kid menus are rarely smaller then their adult counterparts, and cost half as much.

Dave is right. Enjoy!

Yeah it's cool, I'm 18 and I got mistaken for a 12 year old, and umm... yeah I'm 6'...

haha yea i'm 19 and get mistaken for 13/14..probably because i have big eyes for an asian and i'm pretty short..lol.

Haha I'm about to graduate from university and when I tell relatives (that I rarely meet) that I'm about to graduate, they would be like "Wow, you are graduating from high school? Time sure goes by fast!". Yes, I intentionally said "graduating" instead of "graduating from uni" just to see what they'd guess. ;D You should feel good that you look young. ;D

Yeah, this has happened to me quite a few times. But, I'm 16 going on 17, so I am still younger than all of you seem to be. It's like...yeah, I'm short. But I really don't think I look like a 12 year old ._.

Maybe it was an accident!

Last year I was asked if I was nontaxable at a clothing store while shopping with my mom. Nontaxable age cut-off is 14, and I was 20 at the time. I said yes to get money off. FML.