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Input: I've done this more than once, but yesterday was the first time I felt really bad about it.

Every Thursday night I play d&amp;d with a good group of friends, we start at around 8pm and go until 2am most nights. There's 7 people in the campaign, 3 live in the house we play. Me and 2 others crash on their couches, and 1 skypes in. We've been playing here for about 2 years and things are good most of the time. 

In terms of food, we've gone through phases where we'll order a couple pizzas and someone will take the bill but it's never consistent. I could buy a pizza for all 6 in the house one day and the next week someone would buy pizza for only 2 people. It goes up and down and the distribution of wealth was uneven making me uncomfortable with the set up. 1 of the group members "L" is my bestfriend and I'm always down to foot his bill but not necessarily all the others all the time. I'm a student, working on call jobs so there's not always a sea of money flying in. I dont like the risk of saying I'm going to order pizza and having to pay for everyones. Even if they pay me back I'm not sure I have enough in my account to take in the first place.

The pizza thing lasted like 2 months then we went to doing our own thing. Most weeks I show up with food of my own, so does everyone else. Some people cook in the house and some buy and bring it with them. With this being the case I recently started uber eating food to their apartment. (I show up at 7, but ideally eat later so as to not feel snacky at like 2am). No one really said much until last night.

One of the home owners J's girlfriend played with us for the first time, my bestfriends L's girlfriend also joined us, and my other bestfriend too. I was planning on buying subway on my way over but wasnt hungry yet and could order more food from McDonalds for basically the same price. If it was just me and my two bestfriends I would have offered them to add to the order but again I can't do that with 6 other people.

Anyways, I ordered and the food showed up and J's girlfriend says "WHAT, you ordered food and didn't offer any of us??" Then another player T says "yeah... that's  a very u/SpidermanGoneRogue thing to do" then they all do a little chitter chatter about it.

I passed around my fries cause I felt bad... I felt awkward for the rest of the night. I texted my Gf and she's assured me that it's not assholish but seems like everyone else thinks it is.

So AITA?

Tl;Dr - playing dnd with 6 friends every thursday for years, everyone usually does their own thing for food, I ordered on ubereats and got flack for not offering the group to also order.

ordering food just for myself