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Input: A bit of a back story.

My friend and I met during a master's degree where he was always kind of lazy, doing half the work and always saying "how super easy" everything is. To be fair, the coursework was not particularly challenging but personally, coming from a difficult undergraduate program, I valued doing good work i.e. giving myself 100% for everything I do. He was also bitching all the time about how everything we are being taught is professors being professors and having no experience with the real world. The program was far from being perfect but most of us were hard working so we made the best out of it. He ended up passing without merit and dead last in terms of grade.

In addition, he always appears extremely lucky. While everyone was struggling to find a good internship, he got a good one very early on in the process. I struggled and found something that was fitting as a research assistant, which helped me build a strong network in my field. I kind of resent him for having it so easy (I know bad bad)

He also got admitted to another master program in a prestigious university in another country where coincidentally I found a job as a research assistant working on some kickass research. I therefore meet him on a daily basis where he keeps telling me how the country's university system is easier than the one we are coming from and that people from the country are not really good. Also he told me that he does not feel the need to work hard when the stakes are low. On the side, his goal is to pursue a PhD, for which he was a good contender for but did not end up getting the funding. So now he is on the look for one.

My job is going really well; my supervisors are happy with my work and they approached me with a PhD opportunity. For different reasons, I may not accept it. 

My friend and I are in a similar field so I know this PhD could interest him. I could forward it to him and put the good word about him to my supervisors, which could greatly help him get the PhD (but he may still not get it)

He is not a bad person, quite the opposite. He is loyal and a tremendous friend. Some of his speech just seem problematic. I just don't think he "deserves" my help and kind of "deserves" to fail for once. 

AITA for thinking this way?

not helping my friend with this phd opportunity he really wants