Potluck Drama: Neighbor Tries to Steal All the Chicken Tikka Masala

Picture this: a friendly neighborhood potluck / pool party, where everyone brings a dish to share. Sounds like a great time, right? Well, things took a turn for the dramatic when one neighbor, Lindsey, tried to take home all of the chicken tikka masala at the beginning of the event! Pooja, the talented cook behind the delicious dish, was flattered by Lindsey’s love for her food, but was it really fair for Lindsey to take it all? Let’s dive into the story…

The Culdesac Potluck ️

Pooja’s Mouthwatering Dishes

Lindsey’s Love for Pooja’s Cooking ️

Samosa Shortage

Lunchtime Shenanigans

The Chicken Tikka Heist

Calling Out Lindsey ️

Lindsey’s Defense ️

Territorial Tension

Angry Tears

Pooja & Jim Step In

Lindsey Leaves ‍♀️

Rude or Justified?

The Great Chicken Tikka Debate

So, was it right to call out Lindsey for trying to take all of Pooja’s delicious chicken tikka masala at the beginning of the potluck? While some might argue that Lindsey was simply showing her appreciation for Pooja’s cooking, others might say it was unfair to the rest of the guests who were still enjoying their meal. The situation escalated quickly, with Lindsey accusing the host of targeting her and even breaking down in tears. In the end, Pooja and Jim stepped in to diffuse the situation, but was it really necessary for things to get so heated? Let’s see what the internet thinks about this culinary conundrum…

NTA. Potluck drama and manipulative tears over stolen tikka masala

NTA for calling out entitled neighbor who took all the food

Potluck wars: Neighbor tries to steal chicken tikka masala

NTA. Taking food home is not the point of potluck

Commenters suggest matching Lindsay with ‘six foot party sub’ guy

Setting boundaries at potlucks

Neighbor tries to steal all the chicken tikka masala NTA

Neighbor tries to steal all the tikka masala, gets embarrassed

Neighbor tries to steal food at potluck, gets called out.

Sharing is caring, not stealing

Food fight! Commenter not at fault for potluck theft.

Neighbor tries to steal all the chicken tikka masala

Neighbor’s chicken tikka masala theft called out, NTA wins

Leftovers belong to the bringer or host, NTA comment agrees

NTA calls out rude neighbor’s poor manners and mooching behavior

Neighbor tries to steal all the chicken tikka masala , but commenters agree: NTA for calling them out

Neighbor tries to steal food mid-potluck, OP calls her out. NTA

Sharing is caring, neighbor. Don’t hog all the tikka masala

Potluck entitlement at its finest

Cutting off toxic potluck guest

Petty revenge or justified exclusion? Drama queen strikes again ‍♀️

NTA for calling out greedy neighbor at potluck

Neighbor steals food at potluck, commenter suggests portion control tactics.

Party sub analogy wins NTA comment section

Hosts not TA for ensuring everyone had enough food. Lindsay rude

The temptation of Chicken Tikka Masala is real. NTA.

Neighbor tried to steal food at potluck, got called out.

No stealing tikka masala! NTA sets neighbor straight

Chicken Tikka Masala thief gets called out, NTA wins!

Potluck thief gets called out for taking all the food

Neighbor tries to steal food, but commenter is NTA

Neighbor tries to steal food at potluck, gets served justice

Neighbor steals food at potluck, gets called out.

Sharing is caring, NTA stands up against food thief

Neighbor tries to steal chicken tikka masala, gets called out.

Potluck drama brings out crazy behavior. NTA caught her red-handed.

Sharing is caring: NTA suggests announcing dish availability to all.

Sharing is caring, don’t be a food thief

NTA: Chicken thief gets what’s coming

Lovely memories of Indian neighbors and their delicious food ❤️

Neighbor’s chicken tikka masala theft is hilariously rude (NTA)

Food thief gets called out for inappropriate behavior.

Neighbor tries to steal food at potluck, gets called out

Savage response to food thief

NTA, potluck drama turns into white elephant gift exchange?

Don’t be a food thief! NTA for calling them out

Neighbor tries to steal chicken tikka masala, but NTA prevails

Not the a**hole for calling out bad behavior.

Neighbor tries to steal food at potluck, gets called out.

Potluck etiquette questioned: taking leftovers before party is over

Suggests asking for recipe instead of stealing, calls out immaturity