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Input: So every year my friends and I plan a destination ski trip. Most of us are experienced skiers / snowboarders and can ride the entire mountain. All of us only get to go a few times a year so we like to go pretty hard. I didn't invite my one friend (call her Lucy) because she has never skied before in her life.  Lucy over hears our conversation about the ski trip and strongly insists on attending. She says that she is a fast learner and will take a lesson. 

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Lessons are only 2 hours long so I expressed my concerns about having to babysit her the rest of the day. I'm paying good money on this trip! Why should I have to follow Lucy around on the bunny slopes? I also offered to teach her on the local mountain some other time that would be conducive to here skill level but she got upset and cried.

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Also important to note that all of us are probably skiing two days but i think Lucy is only skiing one day. Not confirmed yet.

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Anyways, am I the asshole? 

not wanting to babysit my "first time skier" friend on an expensive trip to Vermont