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Input: So my company is working on an outdoor event, we had the whole venue to ourselves for two days leading up to the event, and the whole team was having dinner at the venue. And slowly everyone left the table and it was only me, my boss's GF and a friend of hers. She walked away with her friend, and expected me to take care of her bags.

I was never asked to care for the bags nor did she ask me if I'd be willing to just be there until she comes back. I didn't realise her bags were there and I walked away. We run into each other after five minutes and she asks me where her bags were and I realised it then that there were bags and she expected me to look after it. I told her I can't be responsible for her things and so she walks away to find my boss. 

He comes back in a rage, yells at me in front of the whole team and says I can't say 'everyone is responsible for their own things, as a decent human being I should have been bag-sitting' 

And I told him yes, saying everyone should be responsible for their own things is shitty, but it's the truth. To which he started saying I haven't been doing any work, started assigning random work (for the event) to me that's no where close to what my skillset is. And tells me not to come in to work after this event is done. 

AITA?

not looking after my colleague (also boss's GF) bags while she was away