Student Has Had Enough Of His Muslim Friend Stealing His Fries, So He Orders Bacon On Them Without Telling Him Anything
A story from a student went viral on the Ask Reddit community after he shared an unusual incident he had with a fellow student.
“At school for lunch, I usually get cheese fries. I know, very unhealthy,” the Redditor Mrprez180 wrote. The problem is that according to the author, one of his friends sure likes to steal not just his fries, but the food from their other friends at the table.
After being fed up with his friend leeching their meals, the author came up with an idea. “My friend who likes to snatch our food sometimes is Muslim, and he keeps halal.” Since the cafeteria has an option to add bacon on fries, you can already suspect what ‘trick’ the author pulled on the thief.
The question remains whether Mrprez180 crossed the line and acted inhumanely, or whether he was right in the given circumstances.
Student wonders if he was wrong to secretly add bacon to his friends because he knew his Muslim friend would be stealing his food
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And this is how people reacted to this incident
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For those not familiar, it essentially says to cut off the thief's right hand. I think several cultures used to do this to thieves.
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I dealt with an eating disorder from ages 12-20, which was 30 years ago. One of the lingering effects of an otherwise healthy diet and healthy relationship with food is that I won’t eat off other peoples plates & I just won’t share off mine. Even a basket of fries. I’ve put in a lot of work just to eat and am extremely mindful about what and when I eat. There are many valid reasons it’s never ok to take peoples food without permission. It’s a dîck move plain & simple. Also, I don’t know where people’s hands have been and it’s kinda gross when you think about it.
I understand. For a bit the same reason I feel super stressed and get angry if someone just touches my food and takes some without asking. Especially with their hands. Or double dip in my stuff. For me, the food is ruined then.
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For those not familiar, it essentially says to cut off the thief's right hand. I think several cultures used to do this to thieves.
Load More Replies... I dealt with an eating disorder from ages 12-20, which was 30 years ago. One of the lingering effects of an otherwise healthy diet and healthy relationship with food is that I won’t eat off other peoples plates & I just won’t share off mine. Even a basket of fries. I’ve put in a lot of work just to eat and am extremely mindful about what and when I eat. There are many valid reasons it’s never ok to take peoples food without permission. It’s a dîck move plain & simple. Also, I don’t know where people’s hands have been and it’s kinda gross when you think about it.
I understand. For a bit the same reason I feel super stressed and get angry if someone just touches my food and takes some without asking. Especially with their hands. Or double dip in my stuff. For me, the food is ruined then.
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