Do not SQZ this elderly Florida woman's A55, no matter what her new license plate says

Not all hilarious license plates are on purpose. And this 76-year-old Florida woman wants everyone to know that her new "SQZ A55" license plate falls into the unintentionally hilarious category.

Nancy Dello Stritto, from Pompano Beach, did not order the new plate which could be interpreted as "squeeze ass" and she isn't happy about receiving it either. That's why she called the news out to her retirement community.

"I don’t think a woman that lives in a senior community that’s going to be 77 years old next month will be driving around with what this plate has to say," Stritto said, reports FOX 8 Live.

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While she isn't a fan of the the new plate and the message it might send, others including her sons and her friends have told her she should keep it. An 89-year-old neighbor of hers is among them.

"And this is what I received from the DMV for my new license plate. That's good for 10 years," she told the neighbor, reports 10 Tampa Bay News, to which he replied, "Good."

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Stritto still plans to let the state know about the license plate, but she is for the time being planning to keep the plate and see what kind of reactions she receives when out in public.

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"I can handle it if I get a few honks here and there. Actually, being over 70, I might like a few honks," she said of the new plate.

That's the spirit. A "SQZ A55" license plate arriving in your mailbox while simply renewing your vehicle registration is a gift. A gift that shouldn't be tossed aside without at the very least giving it a test drive in public.

A honk or two here or there could be what you need to put some pep in your step that day.