Leaving a company to start a new job can be tough, especially if you've made good friends.
And sometimes those friends might not take the departure so well, as was the case for one hilarious cake that was ordered for a colleague who had quit.
A baker has gone viral on social media after sharing the order received from one company for an unnamed colleague who was leaving.
Instead of the usual 'good luck', the co-worker requested a rather unexpected message.
In a post on TikTok, a user named @trashyqweenz, shared a look at the cake as he was decorating it and branded it "petty" but in a good way.
The cake featured a rainbow design and black text on the top, with sprinkles all the way around the sides.
The baker tells viewers: "Ok so whoever ordered this cake is the level of petty I aspire to be, like this may seem like a typical cake filled with rainbows and smiles and everyone will eat it and be happy but someone is salty.
"There's nothing worse than losing your work BFF when they quit, they are the ones that get you through, especially in the service industry as we all bond over complaining about everyone.
"Instead of 'good luck on your new endeavour' or 'congrats on your new job' this one is 'you're dead to us... goodbye forever QUITTER.'"
The cake was then branded the most considerate yet inconsiderate bake they'd ever made.
"Simple yet effective, funny, petty... we should be friends," the baker added.
The clip quickly went viral, garnering over 617,000 likes and thousands of comments - with many also finding the message highly amusing.
One person replied: "I made a cake for my friend that said 'good luck traitor' when she left our old job."
Another said: "My sensitive a** would cry reading that cake if it was for me lol."
While a third added: "My SO did this for his boss a few weeks ago. It was the hit of the office."
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