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Input: My college is a school of resource management and environmental science. There's one dude in my section everyone hates because he's a moron and thinks he's better than everyone else (talks about how he already knows everything cause he already took the course even though he's still in it cause he failed). In common first semester everyone has to pass a compassing exercise to find their way to a specific point in the woods. This guy Sean found another moron to be his partner his name... Shawn. The bus ride there every time he opens his bag we can smell weed he tries to deny having it and we're all like dude we don't care. As soon as he gets off the bus he pulls out a shatter pen and they start hitting it pretending their trying to hide it but showing everyone cause the think there cool. An hour later me and my partner are in the woods and haven't seen another group in over 30 minutes Sean comes up asking if we've seen Shawn because he can't find him and he DOESNT HAVE A COMPASS and my partner goes something tells me you were 30 meters from him at one point (We use tools called. Chains to navigate which space us 30 meters apart from our partners). To which Sean replies ok I'm gonna go keep looking for him can you help me and Me and my partner not wanting to ruin are mark said no. But also In my head I have these images of him getting lost too trying to find him and everyone having to go find them both so I told him to continue to his point and let the professor there know. Half an our later we get to our point and the profs are just learning of this to head out and find him. Turns out he fell over in the snow which was past my knees and I'm 5'11" and was so high decided that meant he had to lie there. When they found him he was burying himself. I keep thinking I should've helped find the dude he could've been super hurt or lost for a long time in the deep snow but instead I told the only person looking for him to abandon him. Am I an asshole.

abandoning a stoner in the woods without a compass