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Input: So my cousin (39yo and the oldest there) and I (22yo and the you guest there) went to a bachelorette party in Vegas. 


Back story from the first night we were there. We arrived at 1:00am. We got our hotel room and went down to play some beer pong. I went up alone after a few. I forgot what room me were in and my cousin wasn't answering her phone. I got angry because what if it had been an emergency. But I sucked it and went back down to find her. 


So the last day we are getting ready to leave. We had to be quick to make it to the bus to the airport. So my cousin, knowing she has a dead phone and the bus was arriving in 10 or less minutes decides to go smoke one last time. We kept telling her she doesnt have time and he phone was dead so we couldn't let her know if the bus came. Well she went anyways. Well the bus comes and we get on and leave her. Well she got a cab and met us there. Well the next day she went off on my saying how hurt she was and she could have been jumped or raped. And how we shouldn't have left her stranded and so on. I feel bad because she is right, but at the same time she knew her phone was dead and the bus was coming any minute. So am I the asshole? Is she? Are we both?

almost leaving my cousin I Vegas to not miss my flight