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Input: A couple days ago a coworker of mine who I’m on friendly terms with, but is not my friend (if that makes sense), called me as I was pulling out of the parking lot for the day. He lives in an apartment about 10 minutes away from our job and he knows that I live about 40 minutes away in the other direction by his girlfriends job so he asked if I would bring her the medication that she forgot at his place. I’ve never met her before. I’m a very socially awkward person so the fact that I don’t do well on phone calls coupled with the strange nature of the request made me panic and say yes. I still don’t really know why he didn’t just take it there himself or if there was something else he had to do because I didn’t ask, but at this point I’m just assuming it’s because he knew I always already going that way and didn’t want to drive that far. Apparently the medicine was important enough that she *had* to have it that morning, not sure on the details of that either. 

Let me emphasize that I really did **not** want to do this, but the extra trouble that it caused me was not very bad. Following him to his apartment and then taking a slightly different route home added about 15 minutes to my commute and having to go through the awkward “hey are you ____? Here’s your medicine see ya!” made me uncomfortable but it wasn’t the end of the world. 

Would I have been an asshole if I said no to him? It wasn’t really a big deal for me to do this, but as far as I know the only reason he didn’t do it himself was because he didn’t want to drive all the way there himself. 

not bringing my coworker's girlfriend her thyroid medicine