Are people incapable of buying their own food anymore?
I hear stories like this all the time and they kind of drive me nuts, to be honest.
Check out this story from Reddit’s “Am I the A**hole?” page and see if you think this person acted like an a**hole toward their roommates.
AITA for refusing access to my food?
“There are 4 of us in the house.
I noticed that some of my food has been going missing.
I’m not unreasonable, if one of them ran out of something and took some of mine I would be ok with it if they tell me and replace it.
I asked the housemates about my missing food and they all denied taking anything.
I ask if they have anyone over who may have taken it.
They all denied.
My food kept going missing so I bought a mini fridge, set it up in my room and moved all my fridge food to my room and also moved my other food to a bookshelf in my room.
Later on one housemate saw me bringing food out my room and asked why do I have my food in my room. I explained I was sick of my food being taken and everyone denying it so I’ve moved everything to my room.
This housemate told the others what I was doing. One laughed and said it was a good idea and the other said it was extreme but understandable.
One said that I was overreacting and we should all share food in the house and I need to stop being such a child and bring my food back into the kitchen.
AITA?”
Take a look at what Reddit users had to say about this.
This person said they are NTA and they have a theory about who the food thief is…
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And this Reddit user agreed and said the other roommates are about to get in on the action, too.
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This individual shared a story about what they did once to get revenge on roommates like this…ouch.
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