Brittany Snow debuts new commercial, reveals she once stole another girl's ID

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Lost And Found: Lipton Sparkling Iced Tea
Lost And Found: Lipton Sparkling Iced Tea

Sorry, unnamed blonde girl! Brittany Snow may be known for her sweet, bubbly image, but she recently dished to AOL that she committed a less-than-kosher act when she was 19 years old.

"When i was 19 years old, I did find an ID of a girl on the ground who kind of looks like me, and I took it, and I used it as a fake ID. I mean, I couldn't find her!" she said.

Despite that minor transgression, the actress, 30, says she tries to be a good samaritan otherwise. Unfortunately, karma might have gotten back to her a decade later because she also revealed that she actually got her wallet stolen off the chair she was sitting on. And no, it hasn't been returned.

Snow perfectly parodies the stress of losing a precious item in a new TV spot for Lipton sparkling iced tea that debuted on the brand's YouTube page on Friday.

In the new commercial for the tea's newest green tea citrus flavor, Snow frantically asks a man sitting on the bench if he's seen her missing sparkling iced tea, only to realize that he was the sneaky culprit all along. Watch the hilarity unfold above.

While the "Pitch Perfect" actress admits green tea typically isn't her favorite, she digs the new flavor, which she says "says something" about the beverage. But her favorite is still the raspberry, which can be amped up for a refreshing summer cocktail.

"I only really drink tequila, and not very much of it, but a little splash of tequila in there and you feel like a real champ. I don't like to make a habit of it. It's definitely an option if people want to go there. And it's all in one, so you don't really have to do much. It's all in one convenient can."

See Brittany through the years:

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