A New York City Carvel took a customer\u2019s request for a customized birthday message too literally, leading to a \u201chilarious\u201d verbatim inscription atop the ice cream cake.\u00a0<\/p>\n
The hysterical message came about after casting agent Chelsi Kern ordered a classic Fudgie the Whale cake,<\/a> she said in an Oct. 3 Threads post.\u00a0<\/p>\n Kern had asked that the cake, a childhood favorite of husband Matthew Bennett\u2019s,<\/a> cheekily read \u201cRUN\u201d in celebration for his birthday.<\/p>\n A receipt Kern posted showed instructions for the message on the receipt, requesting that \u201cRUN\u201d be written \u201c(BIG, all caps, creepy if possible)[.]\u201d chelsikerrn\/Threads<\/p>\n A receipt Kern posted showed instructions for the message, requesting that \u201cRUN\u201d be written \u201c(BIG, all caps, creepy if possible)[.]\u201d<\/p>\n However, instead of receiving a big, creepy inscription of \u201cRUN\u201d on top of the chocolate whale, the cake decorator took the instructions much more literally.\u00a0<\/p>\n However, instead of receiving a big, creepy inscription of \u201cRUN\u201d on top of the chocolate whale, the cake decorator took the instructions much more literally.\u00a0 chelsikerrn\/Threads<\/p>\n