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Input: First sorry for the format I’m on my phone and fairly new to posting on reddit. 

Anyways some backstory before beginning I work as a kitchen manager in a small bar that is relaxed workwise but can get very busy very quickly depending on the weather really. My coworker is in her early 30s and drinks atleast a 1L bottle of liquor atleast every other day so....
She was feeling very ill this morning (had a straight up double dragon from what she told me) and was very loudly vomiting in the bathroom. She said she was sick from the breakfast she ate but I knew she was just hung over. She said she was too sick to work and would need me to work bar and have someone come in to the kitchen for me. I figured why not said sure if she can find someone, but the only person available was a trainee. I told her he can’t come in since he does not know the systems or menu fully (he’d have to prep for the night while doing multiple orders as he’d be the only kitchen worker) and I know he couldn’t handle it since it was his 3rd week and he was struggling to get the hang of it. My coworker agreed and said you’re right he’s too unexperienced, but proceeded to call the manager and say she was leaving and the trainee would come in and I’d work bar. I loudly (not aggressively just loud enough for manager on the phone to hear me) said “trainee can’t come in he doesn’t know the systems or menu” she immediately started yelling and cussing at me saying to F off and that I was being rude and not sympathetic to her sickness. I’m normally a calm guy but this rubbed me the wrong way as she always plays the victim so I said “I’ll be rude if that’s what you want... the reason you feel so shitty is because you drink a bottle of fireball each night til 2am” she quickly yelled to shut up and soon left after when the manager showed up to take her shift. Both the manager and owner have told her to cut back her drinking (it’s normally at our bar and really cuts our profits, we get half off and her tab is between 100-200$ after that discount). She’s since apologized and we’re decent terms again (I’m still a little salty with her work ethic and drinking). I’ve ran it through my head a few times though so I wanted an unbiased opinion, what do you think reddit AITA?

telling off a coworker