if they even enjoy the taste at all lol

My son at one year old sat on his cake 😂😂 We thought we’d do that cake smash that always seems to give cute photos of kids shovelling handfuls of cake into their little mouths, but my son had zero interest in eating the cake and was more interested in sitting on the cake, turning the cake into a pillow, laying his belly on the cake, and poking all the decorative sugar flowers into holes on the cake. (It was a cheap store bought sponge cake I decorated in buttercream, so the point was to let him do whatever he wanted and just capture the photos)

@@elenalizabeth lmao glad you didn't make the mistake of spending a lot of money on it and it sounds like your kid had fun 😅

And the fact that she said “I can’t believe you would ruin MY day” key word “my”. It’s not “your day” It’s your 1 year olds’ who could care less about a cake being “too short” 💀

@@elenalizabeth See, according to my mom, I was the exact opposite when it came to my 1st birthday. I put my little hands on the cake and got this disgusted look on my face at the sticky, squishy icing. After that I had no interest in playing with the cake, but was more than happy to eat it when it was fed to me.

Thank you love. Her own husband was embarrassed when he picked up the cakes and he even apologized

@@BakeMyDayMimo That's good of him, but that poor man. The things he must have had to put up with. **thousand yard stare**

I am super specific about what I want, so I would be extremely disappointed in that scenario as well. I wouldn't have reacted the same way, of course...but I would have wanted to pay for what I requested, not something else they decided for me without telling me.

@@destyniiskywalker exactly! I would’ve been so unhappy having to pay for something I didn’t want. I know the feeling of expecting one thing and receiving another. If there was an issue or concern about the size of the cake or a detail in the order the easiest thing to do would be to resolve the confusion before even starting on the cake.

@@destyniiskywalker The thing is, in this scenario what she wanted was not physically possible. Being "super specific" can be a bad thing sometimes, because you can't always HAVE exactly what you want and you are bound to be disappointed in those cases. For example - you cannot have a tall, three layer, ten inch cake that only serves forty. That is not going to happen. Where the baker went wrong here, as she already said, was by not EXPLAINING "Hey, this isn't actually how cake size works, I can't physically do this. Here's what I can do, which of these options do you prefer?". That is all she could have done differently. She was never going to be able to give the customer exactly what she wanted.

😂😂

I was thinking this as she was saying it.

At that age literally all fancy things you do for kids is for your self because 1. They ain't going to remember any of it. 2. They couldn't care less if it was a Mikey mouse cake or a blob cake. I am not even sure one year Olds now what mickey mouse is, at least mine doesn't.

@@sarahhenning5484 true, true. But regardless the day should be more about making the kids happy rather than making it another day about themselves. As for knowing what Mickey Mouse is, most 1 year olds probably wouldn’t know the difference between Mickey and a panda lol but when my cousin was 1 he was obsessed with Donald Duck and he knew what it was so idk. It probably has a lot to do with the baby’s interests

@@sarahhenning5484 lol fr who’s gonna remember it besides the parents, it’s not their birthday party anyways so it shouldn’t ruin their day😂 i feel bad for the husband tho, he was probably embarrassed about how his wife was being such a karen

I know 😭😭😭 with a top Mickey Mouse hat made of cake too

@@BakeMyDayMimo that’s so cheapppp she should have been grateful😭

NYC and a local caker are 2 VERY different things.

@@BakeMyDayMimo Her is another Lesson: NEVER give into the Karen Tantrum, demands or whatever they wish not even reduce the price. This time was "fine" because of a false asumption. But whenever people bend around the Karen and give into her bullshit, it's simple encourages her to do it over and over again.

Are you sure you mean layer and not tier? I can’t imagine someone being expected to pay 35-55 for a single sponge

For sure, they aren’t professionals.

I have been to MANY kids birthday parties & saw the dynamic - the cake was never about the kids. It was about showing up the other parents & social media. That's it. So the meltdown was over the fact that they would get less "likes".

Oh wow😂😂

should've just called her out and moved on. simple.

@@jessicab743 She was belligerent... If I had "called her out" she could have easily taken any of my messages to my job. I lived in a small town at the time & frankly she could have caused me trouble. Which is why I said I blocked her. Responding isn't always the right answer.

@@ohhello937 you did the best thing

Aweee. May she Rest In Peace

@@BakeMyDayMimo thank you.

she sounds so sweet. May her soul be blessed.

@@theartoflolita935 thank you. Cake wasn’t just a celebration treat at our house. It was a blessing to watch her decorate it with love. That’s why I love watching videos of cakes here. It brings me back home. The labor of love that goes on each cake is special.

@@Mum_and_LizzyLark I love that so much! I think every cake is beautiful because they work so hard and put their heart in it❤

100% truth

That man needs to leave that abusive woman. Poor guy

Hope they got a divorce and he got the kids 🥴

@@CampingforCool41 the client has the right to be dissatisfied since she was not give the 3 tier cake as promosed. Please understand the story before talking about divorces of other families.

@@apr1235 Bruh it’s a birthday for one year olds. They’ll have plenty more birthdays and they won’t even remember this one. Even if this wasn’t the case, to call and harass someone over and over to the point where they have to threaten to call the police is NOT okay. It’s one less layer, not a death sentence.

GET THIS PERSON A PIN! Gods, I felt so moved by this comment, and it wasn't even for me.

@@zeenoash.8805 wow. I just saw this 2 months after you wrote it. Thank you so much if I had seen it two months ago I would have thanked you then. We are all going through something and the entire world has been through hell since beginning of 2020. Compassion goals so far in situations like this. We do not have to agree but we should be civil. I do understand in some instances civility is difficult. When somebody made a horrible remark on Mimo's page about wearing a hijab, I believe I was less than civil to more than one commenter. And I have not apologized nor do I intend to. Sometimes people's actions are so bad that they do need to be taken to task. Anyway thanks again two months later made my day. Now off to physical therapy

I'd like to see her say this little B...idk how you can talk nicely about a Karen.

What if she accidentally had a child. Would you eat that too? 😂

That's what i came to say! If you're paying someone to create something for you, be it a cake or clothing or jewellery etc, and it's not how you envisioned/expected it to be, then talk to the creator about it. Be polite & talk with them, you can't read each other's minds & I'm sure they'd rather you be genuinely happy with your purchase.

Thank you. Now I’ve learned my lesson to be very detailed when I Explain the cake design

@@heleninglis9961 exactly! and w cake designing it’s a lot of work, i have sm respect for ppl like Mimo who pursue these careers

She probably was panicking that day, and the cakes were the cherry on top. Everyone has their moments, we should cut her some slack.

@@jslgamingg i couldn't work with people the way Mimo does, especially in the age of the Karen! I like to think im a nice person but if i got spoken down to the way some do when dealing with entitled people, i would lose it! 🤣

😂😂

"Ahhh my luxury good wasn't as big as I had hoped!!!"

@@BakeMyDayMimo don't you think it's kinda backhanded for you replying and laughing at comments like this making fun of her? I think what makes the customer wrong is saying mean things to you and calling you over and over. And yes i agree she went overboard with how she reacted. It's not equivalent to the mistake anymore. But for you to be posting that for every one to berate, for people to be making fun of her "first world problems" and deciding what or what doesn't ruin a persons day on her behalf, and you joining in on it even though you said you admit it was a mistake on your part, really feels so backhanded to me. It's still a persons hard earned money, plus she's willing to compromise if only she had been informed and you know that. I understand her being upset, i understand you being upset with her behavior too. But i don't understand people insulting her as a person and deciding what kind of person she is and how she should think based on this one encounter. You guys went overboard too.

@@user-nz8gr7em6o umm ok karen, you don't need to be so upset about it. Chillax

​@@user-nz8gr7em6o people asked her to share her worst story. She admitted her mistake.

Well, the customer blew it way out of proportion. She asked for a three tier cake with that design and got a two tiered cake with the same design. Why would you say it's ugly if the design is exactly what you asked for

@@sarahhenning5484 Because the baker desided to change the design without informing the buyer before making it? Any complications that alters the price or product should be presented to the buyer, always. Deciding to do it on your own because it would be "too big" in your personal opinion, means you have stopped serving the customer and started serving your own vanity. Why is too much cake a problem? Maybe they want a big one and would like to give some out or just keep and have the next day, or maybe the cake was special the way it was supposed to be for whatever reason and changing it would "lessen" what made it special. Again, not up to the baker, but the customer. Not like the extra layer costs 500 dollars or anything, so to change it because of price or amount would be to dictate "I decide what is best, regardless of what you feel about it".

@@Agitabodie Also she clearly states in the video that the customer said they would have been willing to pay the extra amount for the third layer if they had been told about it. This wasn't a Karen, this was a rightfully upset customer that got labeled a karen because the poster didn't want to deal with their mistake.

@@inarifox8912 Yep, the customer is 100% right in this scenario and it was actually a really shity thing to do to her.

@@Agitabodie Also, I don't know if this is because this happened years ago, but the poster feels really apathetic to the clients situation. Like she doesn't mention anything she offered to rectify the mistake, just that she was "under charging her for what the cakes were worth" and "asking her if she wanted them or not." Like, you are the one who made the mistake. Not the customer. What are YOU doing to make the situation right.

…We have an accent? Ope…

“Oh no! I left my cake out in the heat for a full night and now it’s melting!!! I should blame the person who made the cake” They could have at least asked about how to store the cake properly

That lady wasn't a Karen but good point on paranoia.

I did but because I was so traumatized from it, I deleted them and never wanted to look at them again

@@BakeMyDayMimo that's such a shame. Your work is so amazing, Mimo. No one should ever make you feel so badly that you had to delete pictures of due to trauma. I'm so sorry you had to go through that.

I think people pull that crap thinking you will give them free product so they don't leave you a bad review.

@@GorgieClarissa I personally NEVER complain to get a free product HOWEVER, if the person that screwed up doesn't fix the problem with a gift card or no charge, I am leaving a bad review but that is not the reason I would ever complain lol that's silly....

Anyone who complains in an extreme way and beyond is apparently a Karen .... some Karen’s wear it like a badge of honor. I’m sad for all people named Karen but I hope they realize it’s societies fault for loving drama stories so much

Well i woukd be disappointed too if i was not given what i was promised. It is mimo's fault for not communicating properly at the end of the day. As parents u wont experience ur children's birthdays everyday. It is a special day for the parent as well. Please think of both sides unbiased

I'm sorry but that logic is completely skewed. Why should I, the person paying for a service, be forced to compromise with the person I paid to do the service when the person I paid de ides to arbitrarily change what I requested because it was "too much cake," and didn't inform me of this change until AFTER the cake was already made with no time to get it fixed or reordered. That would be likelbeing asked to compromise someone painting your house pink when you requested blue, and then told you should just accept it because, blue would make your house too dark.

She would have compromised if the baker informed her BEFORE making the entire cake.

It's difficult to compromise on an item that is finished and needed urgently. The client said she would have paid for the three tiers if she had known about it. I hope one day you'll see your attitude for what it really is.

@@diamond852 I also don't like this creator's attitude. Liking and replying only to comments saying she isn't wrong. Its ironic making a video saying she's wrong, while also refusing to accept that she's wrong.

He must be a masochist.

Omg this just made my day thanks for the like

To be fair 1st birthdays are generally considered for the parents not the kids. Obviously a 1 year old will never remember it, but the family will. Doesnt excuse her rude behavior of course.

@@vriskaxtereziotp I get you. I just don't think someone's birthday should be about anyone else, even if they are only 1 year old. You'd think she'd be grateful that they wouldn't remember the cakes if she really hated them that much lol. It almost comes across like she's afraid of what people will think of her because of the cakes. Weird

@@bekkahboodles I agree lol. Ordering an extravagant cake for some kids who only care about how good it tastes ans screaming about it not looking perfect is over the top. Kids would've been happy with it either way, assuming they dont dislike the taste of cake lol. Im sure the cake was still beautiful, there was no reason for the lady to be rude. The cake still wouldve fed the amount of people she wanted. I doubt anyone would be offended it had two tiers instead of three.

I think those are dowels. They keep the bottom layer from sagging under the weight of the top layer.