Definition: Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, generate a suitable title that describes the main event/root cause of the situation. Imagine that the given text is a social media post, and you have to write the title of the post, so the users can decide to read the main text or not.
Input: This post is mainly because I want to vent, and I have a lot of frustrations right now. My friends and I planned to have a get together and drink some beers at \*Jack's house. One of my friends, I'll call him \*Rico, asks if I can take him to the Jack's house when I decide to go. I agreed to it. Rico calls me around noon and asks me when I want to go, I tell him vaguely that we'll go in a little bit but not too long, and that I have to change my oil first. After I get off the phone with him, I decided to take a nap before I changed my oil because I've been sick for a while and was feeling particularly tired. I end up sleeping for way too long, (four hours) and obviously Rico is very upset when I call him back. I explain my situation to him and that I did not intentionally mean to waste his time because I wasn't planning on sleeping for that long. I sincerely apologize and tell him that his drinks are on me. Now, Rico's at Jack's house with some of my other friends, and I'm basically not allowed to go and have a good time because of my mistake and Rico does not want me there. This whole thing might sound petty, but I was really looking forward to getting drunk and letting go tonight. Now I'm just at home, very flustered, and writing this post. Am I still the asshole in this situation? And is it justified for me to be exiled from hanging out? Sorry if I was not clear enough about specifics, if there are any questions let me know.  


TLDR I accidentally overslept and my friends will not allow me to come chill and drink, despite me sincerely apologizing for my honest mistake.

making an honest mistake