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Input: My girlfriend [28F] asked me [27M] this morning if I would drive her to work this evening, about an hour drive each way so 2 hours total for my trip.

Normally she takes transit to work during the week since I’m not around and she can’t drive, but since it’s the weekend I’m available. Initially I said yes but now it’s 6 hours later and I would really prefer to just stay home at this point so I told her I would get her an Uber instead (obviously I will pay for it as I said I would get her there in the first place). 

Now she’s mad and refusing to take an Uber and said she’ll just take transit instead and she won’t explain to me why. When I pressed a bit more for an answer she said she didn’t want to spend that long in an Uber but wouldn’t expand on that and just told me to stop talking to her.

My rationale, it’s nearly the same outcome for her if I get her the Uber but for me I get 2 hours of my weekend back that would otherwise be spent in traffic. We’ve already been spending the day together so I don’t feel like I’m ditching her by any means. I work 50-70 hours a week so  any down time is valuable to me. AITA?

changing my mind about driving my gf to work but offering to get her an Uber there instead