<human>: Sorry for any typos, I'm on my phone. 

This is currently happening, which is cool. I'm sitting in my car right now waiting for help. 

Tonight I was supposed to go to a New Years/housewarming party for my friends who just moved out of town. My drivers headlight just went out, so I borrowed my mom's car to make the drive. I entered their coordinates into Google Maps, and away I went. Nothing eventful happened until the road suddenly stopped. I had driven right off the road. Fuck up #1. 

Fuck up #2: In my mind I'm going "Okay, you're stuck in snow, what do you do? Never reverse. Alright. Got it." Which would be great advice if I hadn't interpreted that to mean that the opposite of reversing is accelerating, and thus I should absolutely keep driving. Despite being off-road, driving through a field of 'not very deep but deep enough to get me stuck' snow, I kept going. I figured maybe I'd make it all the way to the road on the other side of the field and just be fine. Of course this did not happen, and instead of getting unstuck, I finally came to a stop exactly half way across the field. 

I called my dad, he's using his CAA membership to get the car towed. I still have no idea how I'm going to get to him. I'm 800m down this road due to my incredibly stupid lapse in common sense, and there's 600m to the other side. I'm wearing dress shoes. I don't have boots. I am not prepared for a Canadian winter, which was extremely stupid of me. 

So now I'm sitting here, waiting for a call back from my dad to let me know if CAA will come soon. Not sure how in even going to get to the road. And I was too embarrassed to tell the truth, so I texted my friends and told them a family situation had come up so I would be late, or maybe not come at all. To those of my friends, at this party, who read this subreddit: yep, its me.

Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?
<bot>: I trusted Google Maps and it repaid my trust by leading me astray, causing me to be stranded in dress clothes with no winter wear in my mom's car on New Years Eve.