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Input: I know that the titles makes me seem terrible, but this is the situation. 

I am a Boy Scout, and during a camp out I was a grubmaster (I bought the food, but the troop reimbursed me) So, this campout was mainly for the newer scouts that have just crossed over from cub scouts. I have gotten all of the new scouts attending the campout (around 20, we had a lot this year) to plan the meals. I had told them all about how this works, how I am going to buy them all the food and how the money will be taken out of their scout account, etc. Then, this new scout starts screaming about how his parents are going to bring him food, and how we don’t need to buy it for him because of his ADHD diet. 


Fast forward the weekend of the campout, his parents don’t have the food.  He starts to pester me, yanking on the sleeve of my shirt trying to get me to feed him. I told him about how it was his fault he did not tell his parents about this, and how he should have made sure that he was going to get the food. Because I did not plan for him, I had to scrape together some food for breakfast from the other meals, as the other scouts have gone through all of it already. We had managed to feed him for lunch and dinner, but he still kept pestering me about wanting more food. 

AMTA?

not giving food to a 11 year old child