Couple orders wedding cake, but baker makes embarrassing blunder

A woman was in a dent when she saw what the baker had started with the wedding cake. Fortunately, the blunder could be rectified just in time before the wedding couple saw it.
The woman who discovered the blunder owned the restaurant where the wedding couple would have their dinner. The following was written on the wedding cake in chocolate sauce: “No inscription, please!”. In other words, the couple had indicated that they did not want anything written on the cake. However, the baker took their request too literally.
The restaurant manager screamed with laughter, but luckily they were able to solve the problem just in time. “We scraped the text off and covered the cake with flowers,” she says.
The woman shared the blunder on Twitter, which made a lot of people laugh. "One of the best things I've ever seen", and "Hahaha, Captain 'Literally' was the designer, right?" It will happen to you.

In this episode of Happy Hour we have another “Cover-Original”, by Dolly Parton .

The CD of the Month is: It's been beautiful ”by Rob de Nijs. The farewell album by Rob de Nijs ( Amsterdam , December 26, 1942 ), “'t Has Been Beautiful', which was released in November 2020 in combination with the book of the same name, is also available as a separate CD and LP . With the second position in the album charts, it is De Nijs's highest-rated studio album in forty years. For the singer, who is struggling with Parkinson's disease, the album is the final chord of a rich career, which has now spanned six decades. He sings about life, love and saying goodbye on the basis of lyrics and music by dear colleagues and colleagues, including Belinda Meuldijk, Boudewijn de Groot, Paskal Jakobsen and Daniël Lohues.

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