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Input: A little background. I'm a hairdresser , and in my profession , breaks are not always promised. When I do get a few spare minutes throughout my day, I can really only spare enough time to quickly shove some food in my mouth and go . We each have a tiny cubby with our name on it to put our snacks / cutlery/ etc in.  I live alone and am in my early 20's. I try to be healthy , so i try to make my food last because it is more expensive .  But for the few months or so , my coworker Lori (53F) who happens to be my boss's mom, has been taking my snacks out of my cubby and leaving me literal crumbs. A few times when I have to leave it out to take a client or go smoke , I will come back to a much smaller portion of food then when I left. So today I had enough . I was hungry. I was annoyed. I confronted her , sternly as she was holding my big bag of flavored almonds in her hand just digging right in . I asked her if she liked them , and where she got them from . She said found them in my cubby. I said "know where I got them from ? Target. They're 8.99. If you want more you'll have to get them from there and not from my cubby. You need to ask before you take from now on" She was not happy. She slammed the bag down and stormed off. She told my boss , and coworkers , and my boss thinks that I was an asshole to her mom and hurt her feelings .My coworkers also sided with her mom. My boss says it shouldnt matter if her mom eats my food , her mom shares with me "all the time" . And my coworkers tell me that I shouldn't have made a big deal over something so small . But I'm sick and tired of being stranded with no food at work.  So AITA ?

telling my coworker to stop eating my food