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Input: So my family was driving for vacation and me and my older sister are always fighting about who should be next to the driver( my dad).
So before we drove my sister said that she should be in front for half of the drive, and I should be in front on the other half of the driving to where we slept. I thought she meant that she would be in the driving to there and I would be in the returning to the home drive. So we drive to where we slept and on the last day she says she is going to be in front because I didn’t say anything when we drove on the first day( even tho I thought we agreed that she will be on the first day and that I will be on the last day, but she meant that she will be on half on the first day AND be in the last day all the drive) so I says that’s not fair but she said I should have listened. So after awhile of arguing she proposed that I can be on the drive back if I won’t listen to music with my ear phones. So I think this is bullshit but I really want to be in front because it makes me feel better when driving so I say ok. But I really planned to be on my earphones when she will sleep. But she woke up in the middle of the drive and said I can’t be in front anymore because I broke the rule. I said I don’t give a crap about the rule because she acted like an asshole and immature because it doesn’t matter if I’m on my earphones because its mine and this is stupid. But luckily my father sided with me and said the the rule was petty and for the rest of the drive I stayed with earphones. AITA for lying and breaking the rule ? Or am I ok because she was wrong?

not letting my older sister to be next to the driver