Big Mac Attack!

Big Mac woke up the next day with his stomach grumbling. He took a deep wiff of the morning air and he smiled. "Apple Pancakes."

He raised himself from bed and quickly ran downstairs like an excited foal once again. He found in the kitchen that Granny Smith had made a big stack of pancakes!

Nobody around, he simply dug right in. It was the best and most delicious apple pancakes he'd ever tasted!

A few minutes went by and he wiped his muzzle with a napkin just as Applebloom and Granny Smith walked into the house continuing their conversation that they were having as they walked inside.

"...But I made a fresh plate of her favorite apple pancakes, she won't stay away for too long once she smells them!" Granny Smith said as she walked in and found Big Mac and an empty plate where her apple pancakes had been.

"WHY YOU LITTLE, GET OUTTA HERE YA' PIG!" Granny Smith roared. "Now I gotta make 'em all over again!"

Big Mac was hurt. He thought that the pancakes were a thanks to him for working so hard. He deserved them! Yet, all the same, he ran back upstairs feeling ashamed of himself.

He took a left to go into the bathroom, because we all know that Granny Smith's cooking can go right through you!

"Hey, Mac. Are you going to let her treat you like that?" said a familiar voice.

Big Mac turned to see the mirror staring back at him, yet his reflection had a piece of the pancake. "I mean, c'mon Mac. This stuff is tasty. You're such a hard workin' stallion, you deserve a bit of a treat every now and again, don't ya'?"

Big Mac nodded. "Eeyup!"

"Then I think we can help each other out, y'know." The Mirror Mac said.

"What do'ya have in mind, Mac?"

"Easy, get'yer some paper 'n a quill."

Big Mac nodded at his reflection and went out of the bathroom, only to return with the paper and a quill.

"Hoof it 'ere." The Mirror Mac said as his hooves came out of the mirror.

Big Mac was surprised, but he gave his reflection the paper and quill all the same.

Looking closer, he could tell that Mirror Mac was writing something down, yet when Big Mac pushed his muzzle closer to see what he was writing, his face hit the glass. "OOF!"

"Alrigh'." Mirror Mac said, offering the sheet of paper. "This here'll help you keep track o' yer chores for the day."

Big Mac sighed heavily and looked down at the sheet of paper. Instead of bothersome work duties there were names of different ponies that he knew.

1. Granny Smith
   
2. Applebloom

Big Mac looked down at the paper with a slight nervousness in his eye, he looked up to stare into his reflection. "Just'a bunch o' names."

"Eeyup. I want ya' to make sure you don't ever get insulted or have to work again in yer natural born life." Mirror Mac smiled.

Big Mac looked down at the list of names and nodded with a steely look in his eye.