Detailed Instructions: Given a post that is a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation and a question asks if AUTHOR, NOBODY, EVERYBODY, or OTHER is wrong in the situation. Answer the question and classify your answers into yes or no.
Problem:Is OTHER wrong in the post ? POST : Okay, this is my first time ever creating a post on reddit so if anything is wrong I'm sorry!! I'm a long time lurker of the bad roommates sub because, well, I have bad roommates. I thought about posting this on that sub but figured this is a more appropriate place since I am mostly wondering if I am the wrong in this situation.

My roommates are typical messy roommates who cant be bother to clean a thing. A few months ago our fridge contracted a horrible smell. It smelled like someone literally took a shit in the fridge. Whenever the fridge was opened, for even a second, this smell would creep out and linger in the kitchen for what seemed like forever. Roommates would open the door and say, "it smells in here!!" but would any of them take the initiative to figure out what was causing the smell? Of course not. So one day I took it upon myself to get rid of the horrible smell. I decided to take everything out and throw away anything that was expired or moldy. There were so many containers full of old, moldy left overs I nearly puked. I sucked it up, got everything bad out of the fridge and Cloroxed all of the shelves and surfaces. I sent a snapchat to my roommates to let them know I was doing this. They didn't say anything, no thank you or concern as to what I was throwing away. To avoid the smell coming back and having to do this disgusting chore again, I made this a regular chore for me. At the end of every month I go through the fridge and throw away anything that is expired or moldy. I've been doing this for over 6 months with no problems.

About a month ago (beginning of Nov.) roommate's mom took her grocery shopping. Roommate's mom bought her a lot of healthy (perishable) food, stuff she wouldn't typically buy herself (apples, carrots, orange juice, squash, grapes, ext.) now roommate is hardly ever home because she spends most of her time at school or her boyfriends house, she is also the one who is notorious for letting things go bad in the fridge. The grapes (looked like they were never touched) went bad after 2 weeks so I tossed them, nothing was said about this. The apples ended up being thrown away, and the carrots are still sitting in there unopened. So the orange juice sit in the fridge (unopened) all of November, at the end of November I do my normal fridge cleaning but leave the orange juice in there (even though it is expired) because it has never been opened so I figure it could still be good for awhile since its still sealed. We had a snow storm this past weekend so my BF and I bought a bunch of food in case we were snowed in. I rearranged the fridge to accommodate all of our new groceries and noticed the expired orange juice was still in there unopened. At this point I figured she clearly isn't going to drink this orange juice and it is now over a week expired so I threw it away. It is now a whole week since I threw it away and now there is a note in our fridge asking where her orange juice is. I wish I had a picture of the note it basically says, "who 1. threw my orange juice away or 2. drank my orange juice I didn't get even one drink blah, blah, blah" There has been no discussion about this although we have seen each other in person at least 3 times since the note went up.

When I threw it away I felt like it was really wasteful but it was expired and I figured nobody wants to drink expired orange juice. Also, it sat in there for over a month (expired for at least 2 weeks) and she never wanted it and now that is gone she all of a sudden wants her orange juice so bad. Also, it hasn't been in there for a whole week and she just now noticed so I don't think she really cared about the orange juice all that much. She also didn't pay for it, her mom did, so its not like she is out any money. It also makes me mad she put a note in the fridge when I was standing in the kitchen with her when she hung it up, she could have just asked me??? I guess mostly I'm just wondering if I am in the wrong here. I feel like some people are going to say to just let her throw out her own bad food but if I did the whole fridge would be full of expired food and like I said, it hasn't ever been a problem and I've been doing this the majority of the time we have lived in the house.

A little side story (her petty note put me in a petty mode) the squash her mom bought her is still on the counter and yesterday I looked at it and its covered in mold, instead of throwing it away I put it in clear view, you know, just in case she likes expired squash as well as expired orange juice. \*insert eye roll\*

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    Sorry this post is so long! Any feedback is appreciated, I don't like confrontation, and I feel like what I did wasn't bad but I would like an outsiders opinion! Thank you!!

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Solution:
yes