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Input: *I'm using a throwaway because my main reddit has identifying info on me.*

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For the past 2 months I have been working on a team I was assigned to for a college internship. All of us are working with a company and each team was supposed to work together to program a larger application overall (there are about 40 people total broken up into 10 teams.) that we would then present potentially get jobs with said company. (It's treated as a paid internship.) 

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I signed up for this mainly because I was simply using it to fill out credits for my last semester before I go to get my masters. This isn't to say I didn't plan on trying or not taking it serious. I just had no plans to take the job in the end. This is where the problem is, the 3 people who I was assigned with are lazy idiots. 2 of them are "Rich boys" (Their words, not mine) who coasted into this program because their dads work in the industry. The other guy I don't know as i've never met him in person or even communicated with. 

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Suffice to say, I did all the work. We were given the application specifications at the start and we've (i've) been working nonstop in the 3 month period we had. The other 3 have blown this project off big time. They constantly miss the weekly meetings we schedule and 3/4 times a month i'm alone in the library programming myself. The other 2 have contributed, but the three of them together have programmed 20% of this project while I've done the other 80%.

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Well, I got sick of it a long time ago. And made the drive I put my code in private 2 weeks ago and none of them noticed. Well, once a month a we're required to have a company rep sit in on our sessions and this last Friday she came to see me alone. She was honestly really cool and nice and I talked to her almost the whole time. In the end, after i explained the situation, she recommended I pull out of the project. The contract we signed gives us a "get out" clause that says we can leave at any time, The only condition is we hand over the code we did on our own, we get paid for it, and the team had to recreate any code the person who left did on there own. Seeing as none of them helped me on 80% of the project this would mean their fucked. 

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I filled the pull out papers there and then and left. Last night the rest of the team found out and their pissed. The 2 boys are texting me every 30 minutes begging me to come back or swearing at me for "fucking them over" the one who i've never seen sent me an email saying he's sorry that he's been busy and if I come back he'll "give this project his full attention."

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I'm over all 3 of them but I feel kinda bad. Maybe I should have given them some notice or just stuck through it like I intended and promised I would. So am I the ass here?

pulling my work from a project last minute and screwing the team over