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Input: (Warning this is fucking high school drama level BS but I just wanna make sure I am not in the wrong for this.)

So for the past two days I have been driving my sister and her friends around. Day one I had woken up at about 6:00am to go tour a college and was there till about 4:00 and then I had two hours before I worked from 6-10:30. After I got home at 10:30 my sister immediately asked me for a ride to the local Perkins. I told her I would drive her as my parents were working at our business. I drove her there assuming she would be there for about an hour. I get home 5 minutes later and right as I sit down I get a text that they decided that they want to just save money and make food at home. So I had too go pick them back up. Now I wasn’t annoyed at picking her up as she is a young girl and would not want her to try to walk home at almost 11:30 at this point. So I drive back to where she is. I get there and text that I am here. She takes 10 minutes to get out with me waiting in my car with not heat (heater broke on car). So at this point I am kind of annoyed. 

Day two she wakes me up at 9am and says she needs a ride. My parents had left too go work on our business again so I drove her and waited in the car again. I got home and finally had a few hours too myself. Until about 3 hours later she tells me she needs another ride. I ask why and she says she wants to meet friends at Starbucks for some joke (I don’t really get whatever joke it is but it wasn’t important.) I told her I don’t think I want to drive again for a joke. She than complains that it’s not that big of a deal and it’s only .4 miles! I told her it’s more about having to get up and get ready for a thing that will only take 10 minutes and isn’t really worth it. But I end up driving her because I wanted food and there was food close by. I get my food and drop her off and wait in the car again. Instead of going into the Starbucks and staying she somehow ends up in a Walgreens close by and take 20 minutes to do whatever she wants. And this point I am pretty annoyed. 

So I get home and tell my sister I need to be downstairs to unwind and j think I deserve it. She says that whatever I am doing I can do upstairs and complains for 5 minutes straight before I just give up. 

So the day passes and my parents get home. I tell them all that happens and they said they will talk to her. I than have her come into my room and apparently my parents have banned her from having friends over and lost the privilege of me driving her around. She is mad and calls me a bad brother and I quote “thought we had a fun time driving together.” 

Anyway AITA?

complaining about driving my sister