Imagine this: you’re the office baking star , known for your scrumptious cookies and muffins that brighten everyone’s day. You bake out of love, never asking for a dime. But then, Galentine’s Day rolls around, and a coworker wants a special batch just for her party. You, being your generous self, only ask for the cost of ingredients… and suddenly, you’re the villain? Let’s dive into this deliciously dramatic tale of generosity met with disbelief, and see if our baker was really out of line or if it’s a case of entitlement gone wild.
The Joy of Baking
Batch of Love ❤️
Office Sweetheart
Gratitude Galore
A Tasty Proposition
No Dough, No Go
Galentine’s Request
Muffin Negotiations
Shock and Awe
Office Gossip Mill ️
The Price of Kindness
A Muffin Masterpiece
The Taste of Entitlement
Baking Boundaries
The Great Bake Debate: Generosity vs. Entitlement
In a world where muffins can cause office meltdowns, our beloved baker finds themselves in hot water for asking a simple favor – compensation for ingredients. With a whisk in one hand and receipts in the other, they stood their ground, only to be met with disbelief and gossip. ♀️ Was it too much to ask for a little dough for the dough? Or has the office sweet tooth turned sour, revealing a recipe for entitlement? As the oven timer dings, we’re left to ponder the cost of kindness in the workplace. Let’s chew on that!
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