Is that ok (albeit, you know, weird AF)?
He told me about it, some hours later, and threw the toothbrush away.
Said headlights were a bit murky on the inside (the car is an old banger) and he was trying to get it through the MOT without spending any money (which failed and cost us £300).
He says:
- He knows I dont like a tatty toothbrush and mine looked the oldest in the mug
- He assumed I'd have a stash of new ones (which, luckily, I did)
I think:
- He could have asked first. He must have passed me to come into the house from outside and fetch said toothbrush.
- He might have checked that we had a replacement. There's not always a spare. He would never think to buy a spare toothbrush himself.
- There is already a manky toothbrush under the sink for odd cleaning jobs.
- He could have used his own.
Yes = this is a thoughtless yet hilarious act that I should laugh off or,
No = he did a really disrespectful and mean spirited thing that he wouldn't dream of doing to, say, his mother or best mate and I should be livid.
I've name changed and purposefully not provided any other context so as not to load the question either way.