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Snapshot: Cupcake bartering

This article was published on April 5, 2017 and may be out of date. To maintain our historical record, The Cascade does not update or remove outdated articles.

You know what bothers me slightly?

When a friend or co-worker surprises you with a sweet little plate of cupcakes that are only really store-bought cupcakes, but at least they went through the trouble of taking that weird plastic bottom-of-the-cupcake liner off of them before putting them on a plastic plate. You know, the kind that imitates nice china with embroidery on it? Or the china version of embroidery.

Immediately after you have taken a bite of this tasty morsel your friend or co-worker has so kindly delivered to you out of the goodness of their heart, they go: “You ate it! By eating this cupcake you agreed to bring me some other treat later this week!”

What’s worse is when they don’t immediately demand a return cupcake.

But then you see them at the water cooler on Thursday and they go: “What the fuck, dude. Where’s my cupcake?”

I don’t know, guy. But if you’re gonna give out cupcakes, don’t expect a return cupcake unless you ask for one. Also don’t call it a gift cupcake if it’s a barter cupcake.

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