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Input: So to give some backstory, my roommate we'll call him A) and I went to California for spring break. We asked our friend (we'll call him T) to give us a 30 min ride to the airport In A's car. In return, A let T use his car for the week we were gone. He agrees, and drives us to the airport.

The day before we got home, we texted T to ask if he could pick us up from the airport. He agreed and we moved on. Our planned flight got packed, so we had to roll over to a later flight. After a bit of a wait, we got on. About halfway through the flight we get a text from T saying he's too tired and he won't come pick us up. We land around midnight and right away we call T a couple times, but no answer. We start to contact other people trying to scramble for a ride, but everyone we contacted had either been drinking that night, or was asleep.

Eventually, after no word from T, we called an Uber. The Uber turned out to be $45, but we finally made it home around 1:45.

In the morning, I messaged him asking for him to reimburse me. He informed me that that day he had woken up not feeling good (which he never told us) and that after doing us a "big" favor by driving us to the airport. After some argument, he made it clear that he wasn't going to pay us back, and that we were being ridiculous for asking.

Am I the asshole for feeling like he should have stuck to his word, and picked us up? Is it an asshole thing to do to ask for him to reimburse us for the Uber?

asking my friend to reimburse me for my Uber