Is NOBODY wrong in the post ? POST : Myself (20) and a coworker (50ish) share the responsibilities of delivery driver at the hardware store owned by my family. Although i'm not new to the store itself, i've only recently become the driver for 3 days a week whilst the other 2 are covered by him, as I work weekends as well. This arrangement was prompted by our 5 day a week driver moving on to another job. 

About a week into my start as delivery boy, my coworker mentioned that I needed to stop leaving empty water bottles in the truck (it's been hot so I buy cold water). It seemed mostly polite, but upon reflection, there was a serious undertone, and the way he jokingly grabbed the back of my neck may have been what prompted me to make it my mission to hide at least one water bottle a week somewhere in the truck. Petty, i know, but i'd be lying if I said it wasn't just a little satisfying. Fast forward a couple of months to late last week, another coworker notified me of a handwritten note sitting in the truck and when they opened the door they were showered by 9 or so of my water bottles, a booby trap intended for me, no doubt. This is the note, word for word minus our names -

 *"\*Accriat\*, AFTER HAVING ASKED NICELY YOU OBVIOUSLY HAVE NO RESPECT FOR ME OR ANYONE ELSE*  *WHO USES THE TRUCK. CLEAN UP YOUR FUCKING MESS. THIS IS NOT A GARBAGE TIP I ALSO LEFT MOST OF THE RATCHET STRAPS* (Ties used to strap loads onto trucks) *ROLLED NEATLY FOR EASE OF USE. THANKS FOR THE 15 FUCKING MINUTES OF KNOTS YOU LEFT ME -\**coworker not amused by my water bottle antics\*" 

Firstly, yes, the whole thing was written in caps. 

In regards to the ratchet straps being tangled, our roles beyond delivering are a bit different, as in, he works 2 days a week and spends the whole time in the truck and away from the store itself. Because I also work in store, I have expectations in store. So whilst we do the same average amount of deliveries per day, i'm usually going back and fourth serving customers and contacting suppliers. He's right though, he often leaves the straps neatly rolled which is nice but not super necessary (rolling the straps takes almost as long as untangling) and is usually not high up on my list of priorities when I always work through morning tea break and cut my lunch breaks short. In his defence I did just dump the 3 straps I used on the passenger seat, and, not that he knew, but I did so because we had a few urgent deliveries called in that afternoon, so whilst I was paid until 4:30, i worked until 6:00, meaning I couldn't care less that I left straight after.

As silly as the water bottle thing is, I made sure not to leave any other rubbish besides water bottles so I wouldn't describe it as dirty. 

So reddit, AITA? 

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