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AITA for canceling the storage unit my cousin secretly started using as an apartment?

My cousin asked if he could keep a few boxes in my storage unit after his breakup. I said yes because there was plenty of room and I was already paying for it. I only go there every couple months, mostly to grab camping stuff or tools.

Last week the storage company called while I was playing Ѕtake because someone had been entering my unit almost every night and staying for hours. I drove over and found a mattress behind my boxes, a mini fridge, clothes hanging from the ceiling and one of those portable camping toilets with a funky smell.

Apparently my cousin has been sleeping there for nearly two months. He still goes to work every day and showers at the gym, so nobody knew. He said he was saving money for an apartment deposit and thought it was harmless since I barely used the unit anyway.

I told him he had until the end of this month to remove everything because the lease is in my name and I could lose the unit or get fined. He started crying and said he had nowhere else to go.

My aunt called me later saying I should have given him options instead of humiliating him and putting him on the street. I asked why he couldn’t stay with her, and she said he already did after the breakup but she kicked him out because he kept smoking inside and bringing people over late at night. Somehow she still thinks I should deal with it because the storage unit was his only other option.

I feel bad, but he never asked me and left me responsible for everything. AITA?

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u/PM_ME_YOUR_LIKELY_HA — 3 months ago
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My manager called my lunch break "company time" because I answered a text from a client while eating

I've been at this logistics company for about 3 years. I was on my lunch break and a client messaged on the client project groupchat. i replied because i figured whatever it'll take 10 seconds.

my manager sees it in the chat obviously and pulls me aside after and says something among the lines of "see that's why your breaks are technically company time, because you're still reachable and still responding." i just stared at him.

so apparently me answering one (1) message in the client project groupchat while on break means my entire lunch break is now company time? i asked if i'd be compensated for it then and he just said "thats not how it works"

like whats the point of grinding yourself down for people who will literally use your own work ethic against you

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u/PM_ME_YOUR_LIKELY_HA — 4 months ago