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Input: A few times a week I go to the break room to heat up a breakfast sandwich before we open (I work at a bank). Several times in the the past few weeks I've gone to use the microwave and someone's food is sitting in there, done microwaving. 

The first couple of times I waited it out, but I am on a time constraint since I'm a teller so I have to be on the line ready to go at 9. Once I realized it was the same person every day, if her food was sitting there a long time and I was waiting, I would take it out, heat up my food (about 2 minutes for reference), and then put hers back in when I was done. 

She's come in a few times this week while I was using the microwave in her absence and seems annoyed that I moved her stuff. I'm not sure if her food is something that needs to be cooked in stages, which is possible, but I just want to eat before we open and tracking her down every time to ask her to move her food for me seems redundant and also somewhat rude. 

AITA for moving her food to cook my own?

moving my coworkers food