Definition: Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, generate a suitable title that describes the main event/root cause of the situation. Imagine that the given text is a social media post, and you have to write the title of the post, so the users can decide to read the main text or not.
Input: I've been driving a co worker to work for the past 6 months, he pays me 20$ every two weeks to drive him. We both started working at this place at the exact same time, and in that time I have bought myself a motorcycle and a car. He's done nothing for himself but smoke a ton of weed and call in sick 2-3 times a week. 

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Now I work 40+ hours a week and I am a full time student, so I have classes 4 days a week, not to mention the time I spend doing assignments and studying. Needless to say I have VERY little personal time, basically no social life to speak of. I've recently started dating someone who lives 20 minutes away from my house but only a few minutes away from work. So in order to spend time with him I'm often having to go there before work, then drive back to my city to pick up this co worker and drive another 25 minutes back to work. Or I'll be planning my day around it so I end up not having social time, and back in the city to be able to drive him in. So it's been pretty inconvenient, but I've been managing. However, often times I'll plan my day around being in the city to drive this person, only to find out hes not going to work. I'll be driving back to the city to pick this co worker and receive a text from them saying they aren't going to work. Great, so now I've wasted gas and my time for nothing. Anyways this is really starting to annoy me so I told him this and that he needs to start looking for a new ride, he knew this was never a permanent arrangement anyways as I'll be riding my motorcycle as soon as it warms up. He's done nothing to find a new ride, and I planned on giving him a dead line of 2 weeks before I stop driving him. But yet again I planned my day around driving this guy in and he called in again. So would I be the asshole if I just tell him that I can't drive him anymore and not give him the courtesy of the 2 weeks notice? 

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TL;DR: I drive in a co worker and he often calls in sick to work which is inconveniencing me greatly. I want to just tell him to fuck off and not give him the 2 weeks notice I had originally planned to let him find a new ride. 

telling coworker I won't drive him anymore with no notice