Katharina Buczek
Still, though, Paul never ended up apologizing or even offering to buy her some more ice cream. He actually just had the nerve to tell her to run out to the store again if she wanted more.
So, she stormed back upstairs to work on her paper because clearly, the message was not getting through to her husband.
Then, later that evening, she decided to just go online and order another full-sized fridge.
It cost about two thousand and three hundred dollars, but she bought it using only money from her personal savings account– which Paul has never contributed to.
And since she and her husband do not share accounts, Paul had no clue that she had purchased a whole other fridge until it arrived just a few days ago.
That afternoon, her husband returned home from work and saw the new appliance plugged in inside their garage.
The best part, though, is that she actually put locks on the fridge! And when Paul asked why the heck she did that, she told him they were to make sure he did not mess with her craving snacks anymore.
Her husband was pretty shocked at that point and tried to claim again that she could not control what he ate.
However, she reiterated that she was not trying to control what Paul ate– she was just trying to limit people from eating her own foods.
“The fridge in the house is open, and he can have whatever is in that and the cabinets, but the fridge in the garage is for me only,” she added.
And apparently, ever since deciding to invest in a new fridge, her problem has virtually disappeared. She did not have to go to the store at all this past weekend, and her food has remained safely untouched by everyone except her.
