Chip Chick
She just figured she was being honest, as she is aware that some families aren’t big on learning manners, but her question really infuriated this girl.
This girl snapped at her to quit making comments about how she eats, as it wasn’t anything that should concern her.
She replied back that it is her business because she’s being wasteful by not eating the food on her plate.
This girl got up, said something really nasty, tossed her food in the garbage, and left. Then, a friend of hers mentioned that she probably should stop making comments to this girl because it looks like she has a problem with food.
“Yeah, obviously, she has an issue with food…she keeps wasting it,” she said. “She hasn’t shown up again; I’m assuming she buys her own food now, which might teach her not to waste it, so that’s good.”
“The same friend who told me to leave her alone keeps pestering me to apologize to her, but I think she should apologize to me.”
“She’s unnecessarily rude when being asked the most basic and obvious questions…keep in mind that I care a lot about food waste and the environment.”
She’s left wondering if it was mean of her though to call this girl out on her eating habits. What do you think?
You can read the original post on Reddit here.
If true crime defines your free time, this is for you: join Chip Chick’s True Crime Tribe
