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Input: I teach second graders. Sometimes during lunch/supper I'll catch them eating Hot Cheetos. They're not supposed to bring outside food, and are just to eat what we give them (not our rule, but a rule mandated by the State agency that supplies us food), but sometimes they'll sneak it in their backpacks or get it from the older kids. 

Of course, they'll run up to me, jumping up and down  with their tongues sticking out, asking if they can get water.

At first, I told them to get water and lectured them about following the rules of our program (no outside food), but after multiple times, I've grown kind of bitter. So since I'm already annoyed at them for breaking the rules, now I'll just feign ignorance and act like I didn't hear them as they jump up and down asking for permission to get water. I'll do this for a good 10 seconds then tell them to go, lecturing them along the way.

Part of me feels bad, but the other part says this is the consequence of their actions. AITA?

letting my 2nd grade students suffer after eating hot cheetos