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Our next reddit post comes from our slash am I the butthole, and it's titled Am I the butthole

for walking out over a chair? Okay, hear me out. For as long as I can remember in my family,

almost any time that I got up from my seat, someone would take it to either be funny or claim it

as if no one was using it. And as a teenager, it literally got to the point that I brought my own

folding chair so I could pick it up and carry it with me. If I left my folding chair where it was,

someone would take it. Then they would get mad at me when I wanted it back. As an example,

during a holiday last year, I got up from my chair for a moment to help with something, and I came

back to find a kid in it. Then my family berated me for wanting them to move. But I told them that

when a man owns and brings his own chair, they expect to be able to use it. I own a very nice

folding chair that's comfortable and easily portable, and I pretty much bring it to any family event

because people are always scrambling for chairs. Well, the other day I went to a birthday party

for my nephew, and like always, I brought my own chair. But at some point I had to use the bathroom.

When I came back, my chair was missing, and everyone acted like they didn't know where it was.

I said they had one minute to return it, or I was leaving. They laughed at first, but then realized

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