The Most Canadian Crime Ever #funfact

On May 26th, a man kicked in the door at the Sweet Something bakery in Vancouver.

[joewithgrinch]

Bro is the true embodiment of “in order to confuse your enemy, you must first confuse yourself.”

[sammyToesis]

What an absolute legend of a man. He never let anyone guess his next move, not even himself.

[antiquarian]

This could be the greatest marketing ploy ever 😂

[Tyfighter]

Ok, what if, this was just the most genius marketing strategy ever?

[Volcanus]

Kudos to the store owner for accepting the apology and turning the viral story into a fun dessert instead. That's just feels really genuine.

[ajnewhouse]

“his motivations were unclear” he was hammered, that’s it

[knxvh]

The real crime is selling 6 cupcakes for $45😭😭😭

[ash]

How wholesome, the store owner recognised that anyone can be guilty of doing something dumb while fucked up.

[okwoodsslowed]

The store owner was smart for profiting off this event. 💀

[benjaminmorris]

He took "Ask for forgiveness, not permission" to the Canadian extreme 😂

[legoc-po]

Not only he apologized and paid all the damages he did, but gave the store international fame and publicity

He’s not a criminal, but a kind man in disguise.

[Khornecussion]

I like how the store just went " Understandable. "

[jacktowers]

He definitely sat down for those 15 minutes reevaluating his life and decided to do the right thing

[seia]

Both the nicest criminal and the nicest store owner

[xin]

45$ for 6 cupcakes is the real crime of passion here. What the fuck?

[osheridan]

I have never so badly wanted to be friends with a complete stranger before now

[DoctaSalt]

Canadians are so polite that even their burglars apologize

[jul]

This feels like an organized stunt, which makes it even more brilliant

[Cloonson]

The only criminal here is the storeowner for demanding $45 for cupcakes

[TaliyahP]

Not pressing charges and making cupcakes in his honour is the even more Canadian part of this story