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Input: A bit ago, some people came over to my apartment. They were drunk and tangentially knew one of my roommates, and just kind of showed up out of nowhere. Annoying and loud, but not really my problem, I just let them do their thing and retreat to my room and computer.


So then, one of my roommates asked if we were cool with them smoking (weed) and I said yeah sure whatever as long as you do it on the deck so we don't get any skunky weed smell in our common area. Our landlord specifically told us no smoking, and we are in good standing with him.


Now, the next morning, I go downstairs and find that one of these guys has left their bong (along with some ashy marks) on our wooden table in our kitchen. So, I decided to wrap it up in paper towels, throw it in the trash, and take the trash out. 

A day or so later, my roommate that (kind of) knows them asks if anyone knows where this one dude's bong is. I played dumb and said no, and the guy came over and (obviously) didn't find it.

AITA?

throwing away someone's bong