Free food at work is always something to look forward to.

If all the free food was almost done, would you take the last of it, or would you save it for someone else?

This woman works at a company that treats its employees to free donuts every Friday.

One of her coworkers alerted her that the donuts were almost gone, so she rushed to get one but didn’t save one for her “work sister.”

Read the full story below for all the details.

AITA For eating a donut?

I’ve worked in an office for about a year and a half at this point.

Another girl started working there a few months ago. She’s been great and we refer to each other as ‘work sisters’.

Anyway, every Friday, the company treats us to donuts from this local bakery.

They’re awesome.

This woman was alerted by another coworker that the donuts were almost gone.

It was a Friday as you’d guess.

Some point in the afternoon, a different coworker (we’ll call him Hubert) comes to my desk.

“Donuts are going quick. Better grab one,” he says.

So, of course, I do. Hubert and I head off grabbing the last two.

Her “work sister” found out that nothing was left for her.

As we finish them, work sister makes her way in. “None left?” She asks.

I explain there were only two when we got in here.

She explains Hubert already had one, and I should have told him that she hadn’t had one.

I wasn’t aware she hadn’t had one nor was I aware he had one.

She apologized, but her work sister still gave her the silent treatment.

I said sorry.

But she was giving me the cold shoulder the rest of that day.

I thought she was being ridiculous until a mutual friend sided with her and said I should have at least asked.

Am I the jerk?

How was she supposed to know? Hubert is the jerk, not her.

Let’s read the responses of other people on Reddit to this story.

This person makes a valid point.

This user is blaming Hubert and the company.

Here’s an honest opinion from this person.

People are so weird, says this user.

Finally, this person asks a rhetorical question.

For some people, it’s not about the donuts… it’s about missing out.

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