Staying over at a friend’s house can be fun, but waking up the next day to find out your friend ate all your food isn’t so fun.

This man’s friend has been hanging out at his place a lot, but his friend keeps raiding his fridge and pantry in the middle of the night.

He’s pretty upset with his friend about this, but his friend doesn’t seem to think he’s doing anything wrong.

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AITAH for calling out my friend for raiding my pantry?

I need to know if I’m overreacting here.

My friend (30M) and I (30M) have been hanging out for couple of years now.

I recently got my own place so we would hang out here often. We would have a couple drinks, smoke, etc.

This man’s friend has a big appetite.

A lot of time, we end up drinking too much, and he has to crash on the couch, which is cool.

Now, I’m the type that after drinking or smoking, I just go to bed.

My friend, on the other hand, always needs to eat something, and he has a ferocious appetite.

His friend would raid his fridge every time he stayed for the night.

He has crashed on the couch a lot, and each time, I wake up to him having raided my fridge or pantry for food.

And he tells me in the morning, “Yo, bro, I ate your so and so. And I also ate the so and so. Sorry, man!”

His friend would sometimes have two during the night.

I normally go to bed earlier than him.

Sometimes, before I go, he’d ask to make something, and I’d be cool with it so he’d have something to eat already.

What’s crazy to me is he’ll get hungry later on and he’ll make something else.

He thinks his friend is being disrespectful.

Sometimes, I’d get upset in the morning.

He’d say, “Bro I’ll just replace it.”

To me, that’s not the point, I don’t care for it to be replaced. I just find it impolite to be raiding someone’s fridge and pantry.

And he’ll do it repeatedly while I’m sleeping.

He called his friend out on it.

And again, he has a big appetite, so one thing usually isn’t enough.

I just find this bizarre and upsetting.

So, I called him out about it, and now he seems upset.

AITA for this?

He would never do the same thing to anyone.

To me, this is a matter of common decency. It’s not about the individual grocery items. It’s just not something I would ever do to someone else.

What do you guys think?

His friend does seem pretty rude. Maybe he should start bringing his own snacks with him when he comes over.

Let’s check out the comments of other people on Reddit.

This person offers a simple solution.

Your home is not a grocery store, says this user.

Here’s another genius idea.

This person called the friend inconsiderate.

And lastly, more simple but smart advice.

Once or twice is forgivable, but more than three times is a bad habit.

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