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Input: This happened a few years ago and a friend recently told me I was an asshole for doing it so I wanted to check on here. 

Me and a friend had been at the mall and we didnt have a ride, so we decided to go home in a cab. We asked the taxi driver how much it would cost to go to our neighborhood and he told us it would be about 15 dollars (there aren't set rates where I live). We agreed and my friend decided to pay for it. 

Our neighborhood is pretty big and my friend lives in the part closest to the mall so we dropped him off first. He gave me the money for the cab and we set off to my house.

On the way I could tell the can driver was unhappy that my house was so deep into the neighborhood so I told him to pull over a couple blocks before my house and decided to walk the rest of the way. I handed the cab driver the money but he started demanding more. I told him I had no more cash on me and he refused to let me leave. So I told him I'd go into my house and get the extra money. I think he must've thought the house we had pulled over in front of was mine. I left him with the money I had and just ditched the cab.

At first I thought the cab driver must have been the asshole, but thinking back I don't think we told him how far into the neighborhood we wanted to go, and I do live in a less populated section so most people wouldn't expect him to go so far.

AITA?

ditching a taxi with the agreed upon fare