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Son Got Tired Of His Dad Eating Every Sweet Treat In The House, So He Started Hiding Them Where He Knew They’d Be Safe

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Shared groceries become frustrating when one person treats every snack as communal property.

In this household, treats repeatedly vanished before their buyers could enjoy them.

Instead of continuing the argument, a mother and child devised a creative hiding system.

Then an innocent rabbit chore compromised the entire operation.

AITA for hiding food from my dad

So this all started a year ago (im not gonna say my age but I live with my parents) so my mum (53 F) went food shopping she bought some biscuits (cookies).

As you can probably tell by the use of “mum” and “biscuits,” this is a British story.

After 15 mins of her getting home with them I went down stairs because I had a sweet tooth.

I looked in the cupboard and they was gone along with some food I bought for me and my friends later that night.

I asked my mum where she put them, she told me she hasn’t moved them.

So i went and asked my dad (62 M) where he moved them, he got all defensive and said “I didn’t know im not aloud to eat things in my house”.

I thought he would stop but I was wrong.

Ah yes, the old “my house, my stuff” defense.

A few months later I bought some sweets (candy) I put them away, then when I came time for a movie I bought them for, I went to get them but again they was gone.

I asked my dad and he said the same thing.

This happend at least 5 more times costing me and my mum £55 in total.

We had enough so we came up with an idea, anything we bought we hid in the vegetable draw.

When you open it you only see vegetables, after a month of thus he started getting really angry about nothing to snack on and that we are being selfish.

So Am I The [jerk]?

Let’s see what the comments make of this:

Come on, dad.

It’s a tale as old as time.

If you enjoyed this story, check out this post about a brother who is upset his parents bought his recovering sister a brand-new car but wouldn’t help him out with a used one.

He’s not gonna change, so you had to adapt.

After Dad repeatedly consumed their carefully purchased treats, the pair hid everything inside the neglected vegetable drawer.

Once he discovered their stash, they prepared an ordinary candy bag containing two extremely sour surprises.

The pantry resistance has officially escalated into confectionery warfare.

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