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If the cake has icing, then there will be a small spot of disturbed icing -- a divot or little lumpy spot -- where the berry was. Unless, of course, someone smoothed it out.

Thank you so much, Trip! I'll have to try them out the next chance I get.

I remember having a Nutty Buddy on the way home from soccer practice as a kid. Good times. Also, thinking about it, it seems almost like Little Debbie could be related to Wendy from Wendy's. Is that just me?

Rabbits. 🤫

Thank you! I have the body of a smartphone texter but the mind of a landline phone user! These things drive me nuts!

Those used to be my favorites, but I haven't had them in years. They'd probably be a little too sweet for me nowadays. If I can figure out how to make oatmeal cookies that aren't crunchy and crumbly, maybe I can make some myself.

Well, I certainly hope that they aren't all three at the same time. That would leave me with many questions.

Maybe it's just me, but I've always, like, been annoyed when people, like, use "like," like, a lot when they're talking. Like, it's like, so annoying. Like, just say it. (Please do read this in the voice of the most annoying teenage "popular high school girl" character you know).

By the way, what did I just walk in on? I'm a little lost (but a lot lazy, evidently).

Then your know-it-all title would be accurate, but you would still be a know-it-all. A passive-aggressive one, no less!

Or going to the same store but in a different town. My mother has been to two Walmarts enough times that she sometimes gets mixed up and has to take a minute to remember which store she's in.

You make it sound as if so called "Karens" can only be white. Also, the n word is much harsher than Karen; as far as I can tell, "Karen" just refers to an overly sensitive person. Is calling somebody who you think is being a "snowflake" really equal to calling a black person by the n-word? An...