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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/09/09/man-stabs-coworker-ate-his-meatball_n_5791418.html

A 31-year-old employee at a Fallston, Maryland business is accused of attacking a fellow employee who ate one of his meatballs, the Baltimore Sun reports.

Cops say they were called to the scene at around 11:10 a.m. Thursday, after they say the man stabbed his lunch-pilfering coworker in the arm.

The victim was taken to a hospital but has since been discharged.

Harford County Sheriff’s Office spokesperson Cristie told The Baltimore Sun that charges are pending.

It's starting to seem as if "comfort foods" are horribly misnamed and actually do nothing but incite violence. In January, an Iowa man was accused of pulling a knife on his brother during an argument about peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. Last year, a Florida man allegedly stabbed his younger brother after his macaroni and cheese went missing.

Have you ever been really angry about someone stealing your food? What did you do?

 

[Dee]

No. I have not been really angry about someone stealing my food. xD But sometimes it's slightly annoying. I would never hurt someone if they grabbed food off my plate, though. Or took something that was supposed to be mine.

 

[Dee]

No. I have not been really angry about someone stealing my food. xD But sometimes it's slightly annoying. I would never hurt someone if they grabbed food off my plate, though. Or took something that was supposed to be mine.

you have a certain level of tolerance eh?

I have a certain amount of self control, and I won't flip my hat if someone plucks a fry off my plate. xD So yeah, I suppose you could say that. Maybe this guy was just having a bad day.

 

[Jazzy]

Have you ever been really angry about someone stealing your food?

Only once. I bought a Blimpie sub sandwich, put my name on it and placed it in the employee refrigerator. When I went to get it at lunch time, it was gone.

What did you do?

Nothing as I couldn't prove who took it. Lesson learned was not to trust anyone and leave food in the refrigerator.