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Input: This happened just now. Sorry if this is obvious, but I'm a little uncertain, maybe we're both assholes. 

My brother and I decided earlier today that he would pick me up from the train station because he would drop of stuff at my place and pick up my broken guitar. It's much snow outside now, slippery and I have luggage without wheels.

When I got to my train he texted me and said that he wants to watch a football game(EU) so he will be late/won't pick me up, because he thinks it will be entertaining. We started arguing, my point being that we had already decided that he would pick me up. I compared this with that if I would be the one picking him up and then said that I won't do it because I would want to be entertained, he would get mad at me. He then told me "STFU, I want to watch the game now".

I gave him a chance to apologize for the STFU and then I would take the bus home and he could come a little later and drop of the stuff. He then said that he has nothing to apologize for, that I'm acting like a spoiled teenager. So now my mom will drop off the stuff tomorrow after work instead and I said that he's not welcome until he apologizes.

Am I the asshole?

being a little pouty because my brother won't pick me up from my train