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LONDON -- Nine times out of ten,Watch Live TV drunk tweeting isn't the best idea.

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Every now and again, though, as in the case below, it can have unexpectedly amusing consequences.

This is British vlogger, Lucy D'Agostino.

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Following a night out last weekend, D'Agostino shared a drunken Twitter message exchange she'd had with a customer service representative of fashion website Boohoo.

"I messaged them last night at 2am with a question mark because they hadn't replied to me," Lucy explained in a vlog. "And then someone replied."

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D'Agostino shared screengrabs of the resulting exchange, which quickly went viral.

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Here's the full exchange:

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Abul is clearly the perfect example of an employee who's prepared to go the extra mile.

Twitter couldn't get enough of the story.

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Soon, even people in other countries were congratulating D'Agostino.

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Mainly, though, people wanted to congratulate Abul on a job well done.

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Solid work, Abul.

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