Hey, Hey Waffle, gang. I do hope you are well. My name is Mark and today we're checking out some more relationship stories. And if you do love a Reddit story, why not consider him that like, subscribe. Maybe that notification bell too. Let's crack on with today's first story. Much love guys. Now today's first story comes from Grandma's Cakes,

who says, am I the asshole for selling out on my grandma's secret recipe? My grandma was a

wonderful baker. That a secret cake recipe that she had created herself. It used some very

uncommon spice combinations in the cake and

frosting that produced a very unique but delicious cake. She would always make it for our big

family gatherings and it was always the most popular dessert. When she got sick a couple of years ago,

she decided to share the recipe so that it wouldn't die with her and offered to give it to any of her kids or grandkids who wanted it.

I was the only one who asked for it before she died.

I don't know why no one else did, as there were several other bakers in the family.

After she passed, I took over bringing the cake to family gatherings and everyone was happy to still be able to enjoy it.

I also started making cakes for friends and family and then for others by word of mouth to make

some extra cash on the side. My business was really starting to pick up around the time the pandemic hit,

as people who had my cakes recommended me to their own friends and family. It soon became too much to keep up with in my tiny home kitchen.

So I reached out to a friend who had a catering business with a professional kitchen.

Since her business took a big hit with COVID, I made a deal to use her kitchen to make my cakes

and helped supplement the takeout business and she started to get by.

My cousin Jane recently found out

that Grandma's recipe was one of my best sellers and said that I had no right to sell out Grandma's

recipe, especially after keeping it all to myself. She had asked for it late last year, but I said no.

I told her that she had the chance to get it from Grandma before she died and didn't seem to care enough to bother then. Since Jane had lost her job and she had decided to try

selling cakes too, which I think is why she'd asked for the recipe. Unfortunately for her, it's not

going well. The reviews on her cakes have not been good and no one has been recommending her. Jane said that the

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