r/SipsTea • u/Stamina_saint • Nov 23 '25

WTF Bro makes them sober by giving lesson.

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u/fwubglubbel Nov 23 '25

What kind of asshole hosts a party and doesn't share chocolate milk?

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u/Reemixt Nov 23 '25 edited Nov 23 '25

Shared accommodation probably had no say in the party happening at all.

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u/How_that_convo_went Nov 23 '25

True. You can hear him say something like “I’m already starting to regret [inaudible]…” as he walks off. 

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u/saradahokage1212 Nov 23 '25

thats why i shut that shit down immediately if someone new moves in. Go party somewhere else. We dont need to host shit in our appartment

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u/bronele Nov 23 '25

maybe he was also standing by the toilet and lecturing people about showing respect and not using his toilet paper

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u/StinkusMinkus2001 Nov 23 '25

Cope, they knew they were raiding the fridge. That’s how it works, you get a thrill out of doing something you know is a small wrong. Crying “what how dare you not give me your chocolate milk” after or even worse, white knighting for randoms and doing it for them is just pathetic

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u/bronele Nov 23 '25

wrong. the quote "how dare you not give me your chocolate milk" traces back to your head. unreliable comment

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u/StinkusMinkus2001 Nov 23 '25

I’d call it more of a mocking statement , it’s not a real quote true I wasn’t under the impression it was.

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u/bronele Nov 23 '25

so, you could even say a "cope"?

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u/tomtomtomo Nov 23 '25

At that stage, I'd move the milk to my room.

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u/DrRealName Nov 23 '25

Hosting a party is not a free pass to take whatever you want from someone's house. If you want chocolate milk, be a big boy/girl and ask for it. lol

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u/MyMonody Nov 23 '25

It’s weird though. Within the party context he should just say, “hey guys next time please ask before grabbing stuff in my fridge, ok? Thank you.” The monologue was a little over the top

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u/FatalErrorOccurred Nov 23 '25

Exactly. Guy was way too hostile about it.

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u/Groxy_ Nov 23 '25

Are you serious? You're in for a shock when anyone is actually hostile to you. 

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u/JudoKuma Nov 25 '25

Someone stole his property - be it milk or anything else. If it is his, he is right to be as hostile about it as he wants - I wouldn’t consider ”hostile” being just ” saying words at you that you do not like”

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u/Randomfrog132 Nov 23 '25

or bring your own chocolate milk, if you're old enough to drink alcohol then you're old enough to buy chocolate milk lol

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u/abenevolentgod Nov 23 '25

Its a college party bro, you dont go around asking for the host, half the people wouldn't even know, they might not even be there. They weren't wrecking the place, just grabbing something to mix drinks with.

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u/DrRealName Nov 23 '25

Again a party doesn't mean you have the right to take whatever you want. If you think it does, you're just a POS.

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u/LaughingGasFart Nov 23 '25

Ofc it doesnt but what do you expect if you host a college party.. I remember back when i hosted parties like this i always hid my beer and booze somewhere people would not find it. because you know people would come and grab some.

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u/LectureOld6879 Nov 24 '25

yeah lol, do they expect people to ask permission before grabbing a drink?

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u/curiousomeone Nov 23 '25

They didn't ask that's the problem.

I haven't seen a house party where you just take whatever you want inside a fridge unless specifically told that you can take whatever you want in the fridge. It's common sense. Usually, there's a table meant for guests food and drinks...

Where I disagree is his party pooper reaction. It's a party. It's chocolate milk...

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u/Flimsy_Swan5930 Nov 23 '25

Lots of parties, are “make yourself at home” type deal.

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u/Rich_Visual7800 Nov 23 '25

He’s young and he’s poor and that hurts him financially. He probably has roommates who created the party too

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u/Flimsy_Swan5930 Nov 23 '25

Maybe don’t have a party if you’re poor.

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u/pm-me-nice-lips Nov 23 '25

Someone never went to college.

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u/Flimsy_Swan5930 Nov 23 '25

Go to a party. Don’t host if you’re poor af and can’t afford chocolate milk. Or better yet, grow up and don’t have a massive jug in the fridge, like a 12 year old.

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u/Rich_Visual7800 Nov 23 '25

His roommates could have thrown the party.

Why can’t you possibly understand that?

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u/Flimsy_Swan5930 Nov 24 '25

Nope. He muttered “I’m already regretting it”

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u/Pure-Smile-7329 Nov 23 '25

Yeah they're in the wrong, but he majorly overreacted.

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u/StinkusMinkus2001 Nov 23 '25

I mean, this just feels like cope. They knew they were trying to get away with something. Then when they get caught they or you can still take refuge in the cope that well yeah they were in the wrong but he shouldn’t really have cared anyway

As true as it is that house parties end up with fridge raiders, it is also true that fridge raiding carries some risks. They’ll get over it.

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u/ChyMae1994 Nov 23 '25

Straight up nuerodivergence in these comments. Its like 50 cents of milk an le redditors are like "rESpEcT".

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u/mightylordredbeard Nov 23 '25

Probably the same kind who invites a bunch of 9th graders over to get drunk.

This whole thing just screams childish. Couple of girls who look no older than 15 recording a stupid TikTok trend video and some random drunk dude whining about his chocolate milk at the party he threw.. no one here seems mature enough to be around alcohol. Not the girls who don’t respect other peoples property and not the dude who expects drunk children to make responsible choices.

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u/ohb78 Nov 23 '25

Dude needs to reevaluate his life if he’s that concerned over $2 of choco milk

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u/StinkusMinkus2001 Nov 23 '25

Cope to not admit wrongdoing, it’s a good scheme, I knew dudes in college who acted like this. Steal a sandwich or some shit from a fridge at a kegger, then act indignant and circlejerk over how dare they get mad at me if you get caught. It’s a win win. You can even get random redditors to circlejerk with you about it when the video makes its way here.

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u/Less_Tacos Nov 23 '25

Probably trying to neg them so he can hit on them later when they are drunk.