Entitled guy keeps eating his roommate's $50 pre-made meals, tells him to ‘chill’ when asked to stop, so roommate gets himself a $300 locked mini-fridge: ‘I got fed up!’

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• Now the entitled roommate is saying he was dramatic for making that purchase, and he should be able to have access to the “communal” food. The only thing is that food was never communal. The other roommates are also unsure how to react. They think he is being dramatic, but they also understand that not all of the food is communal. So what would you do?

• "Am I the J for putting a $300 lock on my mini fridge after my roommate kept eating my prepped meals?"

  
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• When it comes to living with roommates, drama is inevitable. It is important to find someone you can easily communicate with so these little dramatics can be quickly figured out. Unfortunately, for these roomies, the one was so entitled that he simply could not understand how he was not putting in the money or effort to be eating someone else's food. In our opinion, a mini-fridge with a lock does scream dramatic, but in this situation, it was totally appropriate.l 

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