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Input: So I have a neighbor whose wi-fi I use and give her like 10 bucks a month.  We have always been friendly.  The other morning I was going to the store and asked her if she needed anything.  At the beginning of this month I forgot to give her 10 bucks, I forget sometimes and she never made a big deal out of it.  So she tells me to pick her up eggs and milk at the store.  I did so, and knocked on her door 3 times that day to give her the milk and eggs.  Apparently she worked a double shift so she wasn't home  all day and evening.  No biggie.  Around 10 PM I got a hankering for some hard boiled eggs, so I boiled 5 eggs and had a tall glass of milk, HER eggs and milk.  I didn't expect her to knock on my door after 10, so I thought it was no big deal at all, I would run to the store in the morning and grab a fresh gallon of milk and eggs for her.  Well, she knocked on my door at 10:30 PM, and I gave her the milk and eggs I got into because I thought she needed them.  She was livid that I gave her eggs with 5 missing and the opened gallon of milk, and walked away from my door saying some pretty nasty things.  I have never heard her talk that way before, and after thinking about it, I went over to her apartment and gave her back the wi-fi extender she gave me for her wi-fi.  She was pissed and called me an ass.  AITA for getting into the milk and eggs?

telling my neighbor I will not be using her wi-fi anymore