The most mistakes in one day?

Dunno about same day, but in one week I had the following happen:
Monday morning:
Reversed into a barrier end on, took out tail light.
had to wait for fitter to fix new one.
Later that day, I filled up. I got distracted while filling up, and forgot to put fuel cap on.
Get back to yard to find it smashed over yard.
Fitter gives me new one.
Tuesday morning:
Day went well up until turbo blows.
I wait for recovery, then taken to didcot to pick up rental.
Rental was old removals wagon. It had a side door. 4 times I had to stop due to them flying open.
I get back to yard to find pallet truck missing. No idea where or when, but it went out the side.
Had this vehicle for a day then took it back. Picked up another rental. It was purple.
Next morning, at milton park, the brakes come on. It isn’t building up pressure. Phone yard, 3 hour wait for fitter to fix a frozen drain valve. (It was snowing at the time)

Wagon also had a tiny tank. About 60 litres by my guess. Had to fill it while out on run.
Get wagon working. Next day, take it back, pick up my wagaon.
On way back to yard, my temp rises rapidly. Pull over and have a look, coolant cap missing. Phone yard, get told to drive it back in short bursts. (Birdlip to swindon). Stop at the murco to fill coolant and a 2 gallon water tub I carried. Got back to yard with only 3 more stops.
Following week, Monday morning, stuck at outlet village swindon with a stuck tail lift selenoid. No cut off, battery drains. 2 hours for fitter. Monday afternoon, heading up a34 to Banbury for a collection, propshaft main bearing fails. With a horrifying ffffwwwwwhhheeeeeeeeeegggggrrrrrrrrrchhhhhhh noise.

After that week, I had no more issues with it in the following year of driving it.

It wasn’t my first day, I had been driving for them for a year. no issues before or after.

Had one yesterday…

Sent for a back load out of Ceva Leeds. 26 pallets of boxed sweets, jars of pasta sauce, bottles of drink, and crisps! The heavy pallets not particularly well wrapped, moving as i try and position them.
Nice and easy on a curtainsider…i pull fridges!

With much sweating and effort get 22 pallets on, using a pump truck, fork driver says he’ll get the last 4 on with the forks. Gets 2 on…the last 2 will not go on for love nor money.
Fork driver climbs over load and announces he can see a 12" gap near the front…then decides i will have to unload all the pallets…
I decide that if they want them unloaded they had best jump on the back and lend a hand, cos there is no way i am taking them off on my own…fork drivers laugh and say that’s not happening…fair enough i say, i’ll just ring the office and go with 24. Rung the office, got told not to take anything off, they would sort it.
After a bit of back and forth, it was decided that we would unload the pallets, but it would WE and not just ME!
Even with 2 of us on the pump truck we struggled to get the heavier pallets into position, with one of them taking 3 of us to get it in place. So just how they expect a driver on his own to get them inch perfect is beyond me.

Eventually got away with 3.5hrs left on my day to do a drive that is 3hr 20 mins without any delays back to the yard.