Buckle up, baking enthusiasts, because we’ve got a deliciously dramatic tale fresh out of the oven! Our resident office baking queen is known for whipping up mouthwatering treats and generously sharing them with her lucky coworkers. But when one colleague asked for a special batch of mini muffins for her “Gal-entines” day brunch, things took a sour turn. Is our baking goddess being unreasonable for asking her coworker to cover the cost of ingredients? Or is the coworker acting like a spoiled brat? Let’s dive into this sweet and savory drama!
The Baking Goddess Strikes Again!
Effortless Deliciousness for All!
Toot Toot! The Baking Queen is in the House!
No Dough Required for Office Treats!
You Want It, You Buy It!
♀️ Seems Fair to Me!
Rinse and Repeat, Dozens of Times!
Mini Muffin Madness!
Pay Up or Bring Your Own!
Coworker Shocked by Basic Economics!
️ Office Gossip Alert!
Only the Finest Ingredients!
Am I the Baking B*tch or is She Just Entitled?
The Great Gal-entines Day Muffin Meltdown!
Our baking queen’s coworker was flabbergasted when asked to cover the measly $10 cost of ingredients for her special request for mini muffins. The nerve! Despite the baker’s generosity in not charging for her time or effort, the coworker had the audacity to complain to the entire office! Can you believe it? All this drama over some delicious, high-quality muffins made with fancy Kerrygold butter. The internet is buzzing with opinions on this sweet and savory scandal. Is the baker being unreasonable, or is the coworker just a spoiled brat? Grab a muffin and let’s see what the masses have to say!
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