Obscene Portion of Carrot cake

So, my daughter, Kelsey,comes home from college for a few days and all my good intentions fly out the window. We went out to dinner at Charlie Brown's. All was A-O.K. I had the salad bar making all good choices, and had the appetizer crab cakes of which I ate one of two and took the other home. The waitress asks if we want dessert. I don't but Kelsey and my husband, Neil do, but they are full and want to bring it home. >Sigh<. I made it through dinner and now they are bringing home dessert, temptation #2. Not only that but Kelsey gets carrot cake, my favorite. I suppose that if it had been a "normal" slice of carrot cake I would not have been tempted to indulge, after all it was HER dessert, not mine. But what do we find when we open the styrofoam to-go container? A slab of cake large enough to feed a small family. When you look at the photo imagine just the top 2 layers on a plate and that alone would have been a huge serving. 1/12th of a 9" carrot cake is 16 Points on Weight Watchers. So just the top 2 layers of that cake had to be at least 20 points. Times that by 2.5 and that whole piece of cake was 50 points. (maybe even more). I weighed it on my scale and it was 16.30 oz. I weighed the styrofoam container later and it was .30 oz. That was a 1 POUND piece of carrot cake with cream cheese frosting. Kelsey put the cell phone in the picture to try to show the size of this enormous thing. OK, so I ate the bottom 2 layers since it had less frosting. Was it worth 20 points you ask? You betcha!!!! Everything in moderation :)