A bakery customer is facing backlash over their “ridiculous” cake order.
The customer shared their story in Reddit’s AITA (Am I The A******) forum.In the post, they explained that they commissioned their co-worker — who bakes and sells cakes in their off time — to craft something for their dog’s birthday.They left out one crucial detail, though: They never told the baker that the cake was for a pet.OkGanache6351 claims it should’ve been obvious they were ordering the cake for their dog, which they often refer to as their “baby” around the office.Apparently, the baker had already started on their cake when OkGanache6351 began making some seemingly strange requests.They wanted cream cheese instead of frosting, and asked for chicken stock inside the batter.
Then, OkGanache6351 finally revealed the truth – and the baker didn’t take it well.OkGanache6351 told the baker she needed to finish the cake “since it’s her job” and because she’d already been paid.
The baker, meanwhile cancelled the order.the pet owner says they’re threatening to post bad reviews on their co-worker’s website.
OkGanache6351 was met with plenty of backlash.“She bakes and decorates cakes for HUMANS.
That is her business,” one commenter wrote.
“You straight up lied,” another wrote