I think I'd just bring extra food the next day so both I and they can eat. Clearly someone isn't able to bring their own food for whatever reason, and I can't really blame them for choosing to eat when the alternative is starving, even if it is annoying that I missed my lunch that day.
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This is the most legitimate answer.
Our children always went to school with extra (our dinner the night before was their lunch for the most part, we always tried to make extra).
I always keep Lunch in my backpack at my desk or eat in a cafeteria. The best way to be chill about a problem is to avoid having the problem.
I'm with you. They're literally taking your sustenance. This is way serious.
When you find out the person stealing food is skipping meals to feed their family.
Y'all need to start rubbing your ass on decoy food. Go ahead, eat my butt croissant.
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Because here it's not normal to leave food at work.
That's why I can be so chill at it.