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Input: Background:

I do some FIRST robotics stuff. I'm on an FRC and FTC team(FRC being higher level). I'm trying to juggle both currently. I previously basically solo built and coded(and drove at competition) the FTC team's robot. I stayed up late past the normal meeting times and came in on days we weren't meeting in the days before to work on and program the robot before a competition this past weekend. We are now finishing a new robot, which I built almost completely alone in the weeks before the competition. 

Now:
A night ago was the first meeting after the competition. We discussed how the competition went then got out the new robot I had built to finish it. I told the team what we had to do(I'm the leader of the build) and said to get to work. I was completely hands off the whole night. I told the team mentors that I was doing that because I did not want to be stuck where I was last time finishing the robot for the team on my own. I'm still planning on programming it because our original programmer left for FRC. I'm actually supposed to be doing FRC, but haven't been able to because I've had to finish the FTC team's robot.

Basically, AITA for refusing to work because I didn't want to end up in the same position of carrying the team as I did last week? 

refusing to do more work to carry my robotics team