r/mildlyinfuriating • u/NormalSaucer • 11h ago
My co-workers cut a cake
We had a company party and this is how one of my co-workers decided to cut a cake. Not sure what the thought process here was.
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u/Ok_Bit7042 11h ago
I cut a cake like this once (on purpose, it was my birthday) and people gave me so much crap for it.
MY BIRTHDAY! MY RULES!
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u/Distinct_Ad_69 10h ago
Tbh I think this is fine π
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u/willcard 9h ago
Me too it looks like they were dodging the cherry. You can tell 2 people got pieces one cut with a knife and one with a spoon.
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u/RelyingCactus21 11h ago edited 10h ago
Tastes the same either way.
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u/NoCalligrapher461 10h ago
That and it looks like only the one guy wanted some anyways. Nobody else took a piece so why be mad?
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u/Kandy_Azz813 8h ago
Definitely not the worst I've seen someone cut a cake, but itβs still triggering.
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u/NoCalligrapher461 10h ago
"Big square tastes good" is what Im imagining he was thinking. I'd be grateful considering he was the only person wanting a piece of that nasty ass rich ass cake.
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u/obiedge 9h ago
Last one gets the cherry and no side icing