You be the judge: my flatmate is going travelling. Should he take our kitchen appliances with him?

Ronan wants to claim the air fryer and blender, but Kyle says these things now belong to the flat. You decide whose argument is undercooked
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It’s ridiculous. We share everything, so taking the air-fryer and blender is unfair – and weird

It’s not as if I’m taking the oven and the microwave. Besides, I’ll be back in March. Kyle will survive

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