Kayla agrees to store a few boxes for her friend Kate in her spare room, but as the pile grows out of control, she requests $30 rent or removal of boxes, sparking tension within friendship: ‘‘Accused me of acting like a landlord in my own house’

When someone offers up their home to help you store two boxes, there is no unspoken redefinition of 'two boxes' that miraculously translates to winter jackets, boots, books, electronics, cutlery, and basically everything but the kitchen sink… So, as you can imagine, this generous friend was left feeling squished and defeated when her friend had basically relocated her life to her spare room, after initially asking to store two boxes. The pile of stuff grew larger every day, and suddenly, what was once a two-bedroom apartment could now be listed as one. 

So, as awkward as it was, she was forced to tell her friend that if she wanted to continue storing her possessions in her office space, she would either have to pay a small rental fee (non-existent compared to that of an actual storage room) or start removing some boxes. That didn't go too well, and her friend began throwing emotional fists, calling her greedy…The entitlement of some people. Will this friendship make it through the Box Battle of 2025, or will it be stored away and never reopened again?

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