The saying goes that there’s no such thing as a free lunch, but the coworkers in this story don’t seem to believe that.

This guy ordered food for himself at work, and he was really surprised when a coworker thought he should’ve ordered food for anyone who wanted it.

Now he’s wondering if he’s crazy or if his coworker is crazy.

Let’s read all the details.

AITA for not buying my coworkers food when they already ordered food.

Okay so I work at a pharmacy and my manager offered to order food for everyone.

I declined cause I wasn’t really hungry at the moment but the more it got closer to lunch I was a little hungry and my coworkers had already got their food.

This is where it gets tricky…

So I decided to order something small for lunch (not from the same place of course) and when my food came in my one coworker an older lady looked at me with a look of betrayal saying why didn’t I order them food or ask them.

I was like you guys already ordered food and I didn’t want any so I decided later I wanted one.

Other coworkers seemed to agree with the upset lady.

She got snappy and said I should have offered my hard earned money when I’m literally on a budget atm due to having to pay medical bills from a injury and did not want to spend 30+ dollars in money when user an ordering app that rhymes in floorbash.

My other two coworkers both looked at me with a weird look like I’m crazy for not buying them food after they ordered.

He’s wondering if he messed up.

Between the looks they gave me and the fact that I could afford paying for (even though it might cause me a set back in paying for my bills) even though it’s my money I feel like the bad guy kinda even though I know I’m not.

So I’m here asking aita for ordering my own food when they my coworkers already got something?

GEEZ! That’s so weird!

Why were his coworkers expecting him to pay for everyone?

Let’s find out what folks on Reddit think about this one.

Exactly! This user isn’t sure why anyone would have such expectations!

This user calls the coworkers entitled and rude!

This user knows these coworkers are crossing their boundary here.

This user needs some more context to understand the story.

This user believes this guy is not their parent and the coworkers need to stop acting like kids.

The coworkers need to mind their own business.

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