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Input: I’ll try to keep this short and sweet. It’s been about a month since it happened and I’ve thought about it and I do feel guilty a bit, but don’t at the same time.

So me and my brother live about a 5 min walk (2 blocks at most) from a Walgreens that we usually buy things from because it’s cheap. We ran low on water, and since I bought a 24 pack last time, he went there to do the same thing. When he comes back, he hands me the receipt and as I begin to pay my half for it he tells me he took an Uber back to where we live and asked if I could also pay for part of it too. I tell him I just carry it back because of how close we are and that taking the Uber was his choice. He says that I’m basically in the wrong for this because we split everything when it comes to important stuff like this, yet if I had known he would have taken that Uber in advance then maybe I would’ve agreed to it but still argue that he wasn’t going that far away to justify it.

The conversation ends with him saying something along the lines of the next time I/we go anywhere for shopping that requires one that he wouldn’t pay his half for it. I brush it off like it’s nothing, but I feel some sort of guilt over it. I understand a 24 pack of water bottles isn’t easy to carry, but with how close we live to where we go for it I believe my argument is justified in that taking the Uber wasn’t necessary.

Side note: I have no information about whether or not he has back issues or anything like this. I however do, but I have no trouble with something like this. 

AITA for not helping my brother out here and paying for what is suppose to be my half of this ride?

not helping my brother pay for his Uber