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OP replaced cousins' photos with dog pictures on a phone case for their grandpa after multiple ignored requests for their actual photos. Grandpa found it hilarious, but the cousins' parents were upset. The hosts deemed OP 'Not the A**hole,' highlighting the common issue of ignored group chat requests and the humor in the outcome.

OP sent three reminders with clear warnings. Grandpa found it hilarious, and the cousins' parents were upset. Hosts agreed OP was NTA.

A friend, 'Kay,' stayed at the hosts' house twice, first for 20 days, then for 17 days to dog-sit. He consumed all their groceries, including a giant Costco olive oil and supplements, and destroyed a ceramic pan. He mocked requests for replacement. The hosts deemed OP 'NTA,' suspecting theft and emphasizing the friend's profound disrespect.

The friend ate two jars of jam, a jar of peanut butter, a Costco bottle of olive oil, and husband's supplements. He destroyed a ceramic pan and mocked the request to replace it. Hosts agreed OP was NTA.

A 19-year-old OP responded 'Ew' to her roommate's boyfriend photo, leading to a heated argument where the roommate said, 'Don't wake up.' The OP detailed a history of the roommate's controlling and selfish behavior. The hosts leaned towards 'Everyone Sucks Here,' acknowledging OP's meanness but also the roommate's problematic actions and the immaturity of both.

OP responded 'Ew' to a boyfriend photo. Roommate said 'Don't wake up.' OP described roommate as temperamental, controlling, and selfish. Hosts agreed both were problematic.

OP, a 26-year-old male in a 5-year relationship with an Italian man, was called a 'passport bro' by a friend, Emma, who was flirting with his boyfriend. Emma accused OP of being creepy and having a 'white savior complex.' The hosts ruled OP 'NTA,' concluding Emma was jealous and projecting her own issues.

Friend Emma flirted with OP's boyfriend, then called OP a 'passport bro' and accused him of being attracted to 'younger Italian men' and having a 'white savior complex.' OP and boyfriend are the same age. Hosts agreed OP was NTA.

A D&D player consistently had characters die (6-7 in 2 years) and was accused by friends of 'wasting their time.' An update revealed the group and DM were intentionally targeting him as a 'punching bag' to make encounters easier for the 'real players.' The hosts deemed OP 'NTA,' condemning the group's manipulative and poor communication tactics.

OP's characters died 6-7 times in 2 years. Friends became angry. DM confessed the group was intentionally targeting OP to allow other players to 'explore their stories.' Hosts agreed OP was NTA.

A high school student drew a portrait for a deceased classmate's memorial. Despite being known as the 'class artist,' the portrait was called 'ugly' by the deceased's close friends, who told OP it wasn't welcome. OP refused to remove it. The hosts leaned towards 'Everyone Sucks Here,' acknowledging OP's teenage grief but also their self-centered framing and the friends' grief-fueled lashing out.

OP drew a portrait for a memorial, was told it was 'ugly' and 'not welcome' by friends of the deceased. OP refused to take it down. Hosts discussed the complexities of teenage grief and self-centeredness.

An individual with a genetic quirk that makes them immune to capsaicin (spice) won a hot pepper eating competition, securing free wings. Friends accused them of cheating. The hosts ruled OP 'NTA,' comparing the genetic advantage to a tall person playing basketball, stating it's a natural ability, not cheating.

OP has a genetic quirk for high spice tolerance and won a hot pepper eating competition. Friends called it cheating. Hosts compared it to Michael Phelps's genetic advantage or a tall basketball player.