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Sounds like the thief won. Made you change your habits.
As opposed to continuing to bring the thief food?
Or here's a thought, put a stop to the thieving.
You say this like it's impossible to do both of those things at the same time?
What was I supposed to do? HR won't help, and I sure as hell won't put laxatives or ghost peppers in the food as a trap for the thief like some people on the internet proclaim to do since this is a potential felony charge. Besides, I get to eat a warm lunch every day without needing to worry about a thief. Good enough for me...
If you're happy then it seems there really wasn't a problem in the first place.
Thanks for the insight, Professor