Picture this: you and your partner live in NYC, and there’s a popular app that lets you buy leftover restaurant food at a reduced price. You order a surprise bag from a barbecue place, and your partner orders one from an Indian restaurant. You get a mouth-watering BBQ platter, while your partner gets… six types of soup. When your partner asks to share your BBQ feast, do you say yes? One man faced this exact dilemma, and his decision has sparked quite the debate.
The App in Question
The BBQ Surprise
The Indian Surprise
The Big Reveal
Soup Disappointment
Sharing the BBQ?
His Defense ⚖️
Money Matters
Bodega Option
The Broken Leg Factor
Hot Meal Dilemma
The Final Verdict?
The Great BBQ Debate: Who’s in the Wrong?
So, we have a man who offered to buy his girlfriend BBQ, but she declined. She chose her own surprise meal, which ended up being a disappointing array of soups. When she asked to share his BBQ feast, he said no, sparking a heated argument. He did suggest alternative solutions, like ordering from a food delivery app or buying something from a nearby bodega. But with her broken leg and tight financial situation, she just wanted a hot meal. ️ Let’s see what the internet thinks of this sticky situation…
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“YTA. You didn’t share the BBQ feast with your broke, injured girlfriend “
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Technically NTA, but not a friend/boyfriend material ♀️
OP refuses to share food, sparking debate on relationship dynamics. YTA
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NTA, but in a relationship, YTA. Share the BBQ feast!
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NTA. But not a kind appealing partner
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Indian restaurant packed 6 soups, no bread?!
YTA for refusing to share BBQ feast with your girlfriend
YTA for refusing to share BBQ feast with your girlfriend
Soft YTA. Compromise and share the BBQ feast with your girlfriend
YTA refuses to share BBQ feast with injured girlfriend
Heartless move, YTA! Show some compassion and share the feast
Is sharing food really that important? YTA for not sharing.
YTA. A reminder of the importance of small acts of kindness
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NAH: Compromise and share the BBQ and Indian for relationship harmony
YTA for treating your girlfriend like an annoyance and beggar
