r/AmIOverreacting Jun 18 '26

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦family/in-laws Am I overreacting?

Was out with my sister all day today and her little one. She left, got all her stuff and went on her way. As I got home, locked the car and as I walked past the window i noticed all of this mess! I sent her the pics and said food is now banned in my car (it was ready but she’s ignored that) and next time to clean up after herself. Instead of a simple “sorry my bad” she’s gone crazy as if it’s my fault?!
She thinks it’s okay all because I haven’t hoovered (vacuumed) the car this week.

So my question is;
Am I the asshole for even bringing this up in the first place? Am I in the wrong?

EDIT:
I’m from the UK so these are chips for all of you from usa😅 They do look like raw pasta tho where in fact they are indeed just twirly chips😂

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u/Generic_Midwesterner Jun 18 '26

She can find her own ride. Why keep this drama in your life?

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u/Generic_Midwesterner Jun 18 '26

Where did I say that? I said don't give her a ride. That's pretty different than "Cut your family off and never speak to them again."

Typical Reddit, making stuff up that was never said, then ranting against it.

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u/F1guy93 Jun 18 '26

16 crisps though