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Input: So I have know this guy for about 8 years. We met in high school and quickly became friends since we both were kind of the outcasts. He has always been the type of person who is kind of annoying but I never cared because I knew he was just trying to be funny. (side note, he has adhd) Well a few years after high school we ended up working at the same store and I thought it was great! I always enjoyed his company.  We went away to help build up a new store (Same store only in a different city) I really wanted him to go with me since he was my best friend and I'd feel so much better with him there.

While working he would continue to be annoying, I thought I was used to it but I guess not. And after awhile he even been to be condesending towards me. Saying stuff like:
"You can't handle more then that?"
"You are to slow, stop slacking" (I was working to the point that I wanted to go cry in the bathroom because of my anxiety)

I asked him to stop multiple times, and guess what, he didn't listen. So after 4 days of putting up with his crap I resorted to text him, telling him to stop annoying me and stop putting himself above me. It was my first time ever building up a new store and he had done it once before but also worked other jobs so of course he could handle the pain and long hours (it was 12 hour shifts with little to no breaks, was going to be working for 14 days ended up leaving after 5). He texted me back saying that I had never asked him to stop annoying me, never asked him to try and be nice etc. He even dragged his 3 year old daughter into it saying:
"Even my daughter (not going to write her name) knows how to say stop and she is 3!"
"You learn how to say stop in kindergarten, maybe you should go back there"

After awhile I got tired of this and told him that I appreciated the time we had and hoped he had a good life. I got back:
"Sounds good, I don't need people who can't say no in my life. Maybe try and stop being a little bitch 👏🏻 Goodbye 👋🏻" 

So the reason why I am asking is because almost everyone of our mutual friends says that I was the one who didn't tell him to stop, that I made a mistake breaking up our friendship, you know, since he is just such a good guy. So reddit:
AITA?

(P.S my first time ever posting anything on reddit and also I am on my phone) 

getting upset at a friend for being annoying and condescending