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Input: Okay so here it is. About a month ago I saw my favorite hockey team was playing in Detroit on Feb 17th. My best friend, Brad, who live 3 hours from me and 3 hours from Detroit had the idea to go to the game with my fiancee and me, as she is as big a hockey fan as I am. I agree and we make plans to go.

 After some time had passed, let's say a week ago, Brad text me a series of messages asking me if it would be alright if we go to the game just the two of us as a sort of "guys night" now I'd be lying if I said I didn't miss those days, but I love my fiancee and dont ever have the feeling of not wanting her to join me for anything. 

 Reluctantly, I agreed to ask if she would mind staying with Brad's girlfriend and 2 year old son while I went to the game. She got upset the first day then the next day she said "if you can afford it you can have your "man-date""now mind you I dont own a car, we both use hers so it's really me asking "hey can I borrow your car to go to a hockey game while you hang out with a baby?" 

 Fast forward to yesterday and I see the weather is calling for snow all day in chacago and auburn, where he lives. My fiancee drives a Hyundai Veloster and if you dont know what that is, it's a 3 door, 2 wheel drive, lowered car with street slicks as stock tires. Not very ideal in long drives with snow. 

 I call brad last night to speak to him about possibly not going if she doesn't want me driving in her car, alone for that long in snow. I'm immediately met with resistance as he doesn't think it'll be bad for me to drive.  I explain that even though we made the plans a long time ago and I fully plan on going if the roads are fine but it's also not my car and its ultimately her decision. So we agree to get some sleep and check in the morning.

 As I woke up this morning I see a light coating of snow and there doesn't seem to be a any coming down. I speak with my fiancee about going and she is reluctant as before because sure while it's not snowing now it may be later and could get worse for the car, also we went to Detroit l last year and nearly destroyed our rim in a pot hole so it's really not ideal.

 She ultimately decides she doesn't want me driving and after talking with her it's the right idea. Now, I've been friends with Brad for 15 years, we moved from Alaska to Illinois together, hes my best friend and I know he'll understand.

 As soon as I tell him that I can't go he launches into a tirade of "you're really going to do this to me?" And "we had plans, the roads aren't that bad, stop being a pussy." 

I've been laying in bed for the last hour thinking about this whole situation and writing this out. So based on everything, AITA?

TL;DR
Had plans to drive 6 hours to a hockey game, snow happens, I cancel and friend gets mad. 


making plans with friend then canceling after a possible snowstorm