College roommates try to mooch off of man's food for months and throw his groceries in the dumpster as a ‘prank’, man returns the favor and gets their admission on tape

Ah, college life. Living with roommates in college will either be the best time of your life or the bane of your existence. When you're rooming randomly, there's always a chance that the folks who seemed cool on Facebook are actually raging weirdos with anger issues. You might even end up with entitled roommates who are Class A moochers who were never told "no" in their lives. Living on mom and dad's money takes all the fun out of college—so these entitled roommates decide to pick on the original poster (OP), who pays his way through school by himself.

The original poster lives with three roommates, two of which are exceptionally entitled. The OP buys and cooks his own food with a tight budget, yet his roommates always insist that he cook for them. After getting badgered by the roommates for a long while, the OP asked them to pay up if he was going to cook them up something good. The fee was a meager $5, a sum that all of the roommates could afford comfortably. After the OP cooks for them, they refuse to pay up. Well, that led to the OP never cooking for them again, and rightfully so.

One fateful day, he comes home from work to see all of his food (as well as his GameCube console) gone. So, the OP hides all of the roommates' electronics, and out of anger, the roommates admit to everything they did. The funny part about that? The OP paid a fella to record the whole thing. Keep scrolling to get the full story.

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