A wife-to-be posted a complaint about the treatment of her fiance on the Facebook page of the hotel where the party was staying. She got a little more than she bargained for with their response.

Let's stick to making mediocre breakfast, IHOP. Social media isn't for you.

The pancake house is in deep syrup after making a joke on Twitter Sunday that fell...flat.

The reaction to the joke was swift, which likened a stack of pancakes to a women with a flat chest.

But this isn't the first time IHOP has tried variations of misogyny. It looks like the company tweeted about a "butter face" back in March.

Uh @IHOP I really must advise against. pic.twitter.com/wFKzP1YDSR

— Katie Mack (@AstroKatie) October 18, 2015

It didn't take long for IHOP to tweet out an apology. It almost seems like they knew the backlash was coming.

Hmmm...weird.

Earlier today we tweeted something dumb and immature that does not reflect what IHOP stands for. We're sorry.

— IHOP (@IHOP) October 19, 2015

I'd say that it's closer to three years, because there's no way that was the same person who made those comments on my profile. It had to be an entirely different, dumber person.