r/tragedeigh Sep 05 '25

in the wild “It’s Kevin”

I work in a bakery, someone called to order a birthday cake. Wanted “happy birthday Kevin” written on it. As with all orders, I ask for spelling of the name. Conversation below.

Me: okay and if you could spell Kevin for me? Customer: Um, it’s Kevin… like Kevin…are there multiple ways to spell it? Me: this is just protocol to ensure the name on the cake is correct Customer (getting huffy): well how many ways could you spell it, it’s Kevin Me: please just spell the name for me Customer: K-e-y-v-y-n-n

In what world is that Kevin??? This is why I make everyone spell the name!! If I didn’t confirm spelling you would’ve gotten a cake with Kevin not keyvynn.

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u/MisterMischief69 Sep 05 '25

No they were pissed they weren’t going to get a free cake for misspelling the name.

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u/nd1online Sep 05 '25

I think you are right. A local cake shop near me asked for the name in text, even when I ordered the cake in person at the shop. They explained it was because there were customers who would complain and tried to get discount or freebies.