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A 24-year-old man says that his roommate had an allergic reaction after eating cake who was not from a fridge in their apartment
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The man, who shared his experience on Reddit, says that the roommate is now on it that the Redditor is covering his medical costs
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The Redditor says he refuses to pay for the roommate's medical bills and added: “He stolen my cake without even telling me”
A man says that his roommate stole his cake and then had an allergic reaction – and now demands that the man pays his medical bills.
The 24-year-old described his experience on the popular Reddit forum “am I the A ——–?” A place where people can go to ask for advice about interpersonal dilemmas. In his position, the man says that he and his 26-year-old roommate who, according to him, said “friends were before they lived together”-a two-bedroom apartment and that they agreed that they would not share groceries.
“We have individual mini fridge cabinets in our rooms, so you [can’t] Even eating or drinking something that is not by accident is not yours, “the Redditor explains.
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Man looks in a fridge (stock image)
However, the man says that he recently came home and found his fridge empty and a “plate in the trash”. He says that his roommate – who appears to be allergic to peanut butter – had gone into his fridge and helped himself a cake.
The face of the roommate soon became “swollen and red like a tomato, so he mentioned an ambulance”, the original poster continues.
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While the roommate was finally in order, the OP says that after he had seen the costs of [the] Ambulance and epipen “he” asked me to pay it all because I apparently 'posed'. '
The man says he said the roommate to “leave” and reminded him that “he stole my cake without even telling me.”
The man says that the roommate told “everything” of their mutual friends about the incident and says they now tell him that he “should help at least” with some of the costs.
'So Aita [am I the a——]? “The Redditor asks at the end of his position.
Via commentators quickly became the man that he would not feel obliged to help the roommate pay his own medical bills – and that he has the right to hate the question.
“NTA [not the a——]”Said one person.” This is no different than if he had had a negative response to your medication. It was not meant for him. You did not give it or agree. This is 100% his fault and his problem. '
The same person added: “Not only do you not owe him a cent, you have to make it very clear that his medical accounts are not an excuse to fall back on rent or utilities because there is a chance that he will 100% say that he needs you to cover it if he has to pay his own medical bill. Plant your feet.
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“NTA. Absolutely not,” someone else agreed. “He went to your fridge, took something that wasn't his and ate it. This is a well -deserved, expensive lesson for him.”
“Technically, he is a thief and he owes a cake,” said another person.
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