My girlfriend stole my money, so I ruined her life with one video.

I'm a senior at a large state university. This happened in the first semester of my freshman year.

I was selected for an honors type program that placed me in a co-ed dorm building with every student in the program.

As a dumb freshman, I rushed into a relationship

with a freshman girl who lived right above me. We'll call her Megan. It was convenient for me to date

someone who lived so close, but everyone else in our building hated Megan because she talked a lot,

and almost exclusively about herself. She bragged often about

being a fairly aggressive person, but somehow I overlooked that mile wide red flag. Right after

Thanksgiving break, at the end of an evening class, I got a call from my mum who noticed

some unusual activity on my checking account.

Back then I had no credit card, so this account or debit card was my only access to my savings while I lived on campus.

I rarely needed to buy anything during the semester, so I was puzzled to find that $104.29 had left my bank account over two weeks, in the form of six

Grubhub food orders. At this point, I trusted Megan, but I decided to ask her about the money

right away. She denied any involvement and suggested that I cancel my debit card. After a really

long phone call to the bank, I did just

that. Next, I reached out to Grubhub Customer Service on Twitter. Hey, my card was stolen and

used for food orders on those dates. Can I have the receipts? They sent me the first and last

receipts, but they had to redact the personal info of the account holder.

I say redact in quotes because they just used the Snapchat draw tool, and Megan's name

was still clearly visible on both receipts.

What's more, the most recent receipt was only two hours old.

She was probably still eating when I chopped up my debit card. It's worth noting that she and I both had unlimited dining plans, paid for by our respective

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