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Input: So, it hasn't happened yet. But I'm kinda backed into a corner. 

And if you know a better place to post this, please let me know.

My immediate family still in michigan live fairly close to each other. Maybe a 45 minute drive at most. Thing is, none of us are particularly close. But we want to change that. And my brothers have invited me to go to a hockey game they will pay for this Saturday. 

Thing is, I reserve Saturdays for my "weekly" dungeons and dragons game. It's been a couple weeks since we played, and everyone wants to continue as we left on a pretty big cliffhanger. 
And to add to it, we have a good military friend joining the game who is stationed in Korea. And leaving in a couple weeks. 

I know I want to hang out with all of them, but I have absolutely no interest or desire to see a hockey game. And I cant invite them to DnD, as its cramped enough as is. 

Am I the asshole for turning town free tickets to a hockey game with my brothers for dnd? 

turning down free hockey game tickets from my brothers for D&D