At this point, adults can eat whatever they want and as long as they don't try to get in other people's faces over it, no harm no foul. Right? Well, apparently, wrong. There are a shocking amount of situations where people act unreasonably about other people's diets, like this Vegan employee who suggested a coworker eat their burger outside or this vegan who demanded a fellow wedding guest's vegan meal.
Redditor u/lorande9 posted to the popular subreddit r/AmITheAsshole with a similar scenario: they asked whether they're in the wrong for refusing to eat a "vegan" cake that their coworker — who OP says frequently makes "jokes" about them eating vegan — made. Apparently, this upset the coworker enough that she cried and said she was just trying to do something nice for OP — though "doing something nice" didn't seem to include actually checking to make sure the cake was vegan.
Don't these people have anything better to do?
If you feel inspired after reading this, check out the uncle who demanded a meat meal at a vegan wedding or this irrational neighbor who demanded nutless baklava.
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