Baker Breaks Up With Girlfriend After She Eats $1000 Worth Of Pastries With 14 Of Her Friends

This story takes the cake both literally and figuratively.

Jesse

• Published in Interesting
• September 16, 2022

Relationships are a vital part of life. They are as beautiful as they are complicated, and this is because there is no one way to go about a relationship. 

Each person deals with their relationship based on past experiences, present situations, and overall communication with their partner.

With the increase in technology, it’s much easier to find resources to help you navigate through your relationship. 

One thing that’s just as important as having someone to share both minor and significant happenings with is a person’s livelihood. That’s why many relationships have ended over money-related issues. 

We found one of the most surprising reasons for a breakup on Reddit’s r/TIFU subreddit. 

A baker shared in a post that he lives with his girlfriend and works in a bakery owned by his father. His girlfriend also announced not too long ago that she was pregnant. However, that wasn’t why this couple broke up.

He revealed that his girlfriend and 14 of her friends had stormed into his bakery to cause carnage. According to him, they wiped out almost everything almost a thousand dollars worth of pastries meant for clients.

This forced him to cancel the orders and make refunds, as it was now impossible to meet up with the deadline. To make matters worse, rather than taking responsibility for her actions, she blamed it on her pregnancy.

Now OP (original poster) has kicked her out of his house and is even threatening legal action. Scroll down to read the full story.

“TIFU by leaving a massive order alone with my now ex and her 14 friends”

OP explained that he got two massive orders for pastries, but little did he know that his girlfriend had other plans those yummy cakes

His girlfriend claimed to be pregnant and used it as an excuse to gradually munch down the pastries

OP's girlfriend took everything to a whole new level when she threw a party with 14 of her friends. By the time he came back, she and her friends had devoured nearly $1000 worth of pastries

Again, she blamed it on the pregnancy, but OP wasn't buying it this time—he kicked her out

"Too long; didn't read"

Now she's scared that OP is going to press charges

Well, he is....and he's not allowing the "unborn child" get in his way

This is OP making it crystal clear to his girlfriend that he has sufficient evidence to get her arrested

OP has his doubt's about the pregnancy

Here's how the Reddit community responded to the story:

"Honestly, she and her friends should pay you back. $1000 divided by 15 is $66,70. Sounds like a sum they can afford"

"I'd report her and her friends to the police for theft"

"I'd consider legal action"

"$1000 of pastries is the opposite of eating well for the baby"

"This isn't the first time she's done something like this? I'm confused by how this relationship went on as long as it did"

"Don't stick your sausage roll in crazy"

"Are all 14 of her friends pregnant?"

OP came back to drop a final update on the matter. And it's not looking good for his now ex-girlfriend.

Final Update

OP is suing for damages.

A break-in attempt! This makes matters worse

Turns out she faked the pregnancy

Her friends won't be getting off the hook

Many commenters seem to agree that OP dodged a bullet with this breakup. Many offered legal advice to sue for the cost of the pastries, and he took it. 

However, he soon realized that the incident with the pastries was just the tip of the iceberg, as his now ex had a lot more up her sleeves.

The craziest part of the story was realizing that his ex had never been pregnant and only faked the pregnancy to keep him.

Do you think OP handled the incident perfectly, or do you feel he could have done better? Let us hear your thoughts in the comments section below.

Jesse