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Input: So I live with 6 other housemates for college and we’re all dudes so sometimes it gets a bit hectic. This morning I was minding my own business and cooking myself some breakfast in the kitchen, kind of in the zone and not paying attention to what else was going on. All of a sudden, I got hit in the foot with a bottle of mostly empty orange juice, not enough to cause damage but enough to where I was pissed off in the moment. I immediately heard laughter, so I assumed it was on purpose to try and get some kind reaction out of me so I reacted and dumped what was left of the container (about a cup) down the sink. My friend is now really annoyed with me and other witnesses claimed I overreacted but in the moment I was pissed and it felt justified.

From my friend’s perspective (we’ll call him Mike), it was a complete accident. From his perspective, he was just tossing it to our other friend (we’ll call him Rob) to put into the fridge. When Rob failed to catch it, it hit me in the foot. Of course, this was after Rob stated that if Mike were to throw the bottle (from a good 10 feet away) that he would not try to catch it. Personally, I think he could’ve just gotten up and walked to the fridge to put it away.

So reddit, am I the asshole? Should I buy Mike more orange juice or are we even?



dumping out my friend's orange juice after he threw it at me