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Input: I am moving out of my house this week. I lived here two years ago, left for a year and came back. I forgot a few things in the house including a tv my mom gave me and my Blendtec blender. By Washington state law, the property became their because I technically abandoned it the first time I left. 
This time, I want to take these things with me but legally it’s their property. On the other hand, I have receipts for the blender ($425) and pictures of the tv in my old home from years ago. They told me I could take them at departure when I moved back in, but the climate has changed in the house. I’m nervous to ask them because they are on hard drugs and don’t remember what happened 20 minutes ago, so I wouldn’t expect them to remember something they said 2 months ago. 

AITA for wanting my things back? I plan to leave them my juicer which they love (also have $200 receipt) and my grow equipment which totals around $500- I left those here a while ago also. They’ve also stolen things from me since being here, so I have a hard time feeling guilty about taking things my mom and I originally paid for. 

wanting to repossess my Blendtec/tv from my room mates