I worked in a small office. Every inch of the fridge was always packed. So reading a couple of fridge revenge stories made me remember an office I used to work in. We had maybe 25 people and a breakroom with  a fridge and counter/cupboards. I used to bring in a tupperware container for lunch because a) human portions and we're not construction workers, we sit on our butts all day, and b) we only get a lunch break.  However, the fridge was always packed to the brim as well as stuff stored on top of the fridge. Lots of people used to store like a week's worth of random groceries and ingredients in there, sometimes in addition to bringing a lunch from home anyways. One person kept milk and cereal in the fridge for a midday snack or eating breakfast at work (we don't get paid to eat and only get a lunch break so wtf). Random stuff like that. People couldn't go without stockpiling snacks in there, either.   If 25 people bring in lunch every day it doesn't take up that much space. These people were acting like they were preparing for Y2K. We all only worked regular 8 hour shifts 5x/week so it wasn't  like anyone spent most of their day at the office or anything. When I got there in the mornings I had to move stuff around or find some little nook where I could fit my human-sized tupperware. You can guess the obeastiest obeasts of the office had the most food in there and were constantly having snackie-poos.  I'd go into the breakroom for coffee and see them fixing themselves something. Two hours later I'd refill my coffee and they'd be there fixing something yet again or I'd see them walking down the hall with it.  TLDR: Fat people pack work fridge in office to where regular people can't fit in a small tupperware container for lunch. You may have guessed office was mostly middle-aged females.