My friend group seriously wants to start a 'leftover log' for our apartment.
By @oscarhm · Friends
Apparently, the great crime of our generation is someone eating a single, unclaimed meatball from the fridge. Now they're proposing a shared spreadsheet to track everything.
The full story
Yes, a spreadsheet. For leftovers. My roommate proposed it after his leftover pizza was 'violated.' Now there's a serious proposal for a shared a place nearby Sheet where we have to log what's in the fridge and if it's communal or private. I told them this is the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard and I refuse to participate in the great leftover census of 2026. They're acting like I'm the crazy one for not wanting to catalog my half-eaten sandwich. Is this not insane?
How people voted
- OP Is Right — 31% (39 votes)
- Both Messy — 42% (53 votes)
- OP Is Wrong — 28% (35 votes)
Readers say “Both Messy” (42%) — 127 votes and 5 comments so far.
What people are saying
@willamm — sounds like a healthy and not at all insane living environment.
@sortakinda — a man's home is his castle, and his leftovers are his property.
@brynnlol — This whole conflict is just a symptom of passive aggressive roommates.
@kindathough — lmaooo
@quinnmm — soft.
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