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Some people act like the world is their personalbuffet grabbing whatever they want, whenever they want it.
Turns out, it was anything but.
At first, it was tolerable despite the occasional tardiness, he let it slide.
But over time, a couple of minutes late turned into I shouldve packed an overnight bag.
One morning, after receiving yet another Ill be ready text, our weary driver made a decision.
He finally called it quits on his unpaidchauffeurgig.
So, is the OP in the wrong here?
I would argue hes not.
Friendship is about mutual respect.
Being a few minutes late once or twice?
But making someone late every day, while still expecting free rides?
The best way to handle an entitled person?
Set boundaries and stick to them.
After all, nobody likes to feel used.
Theprossay that if you constantly find yourself giving more than youre getting, its time for a reality check.
Being generous is great, but letting people walk all over you?
The trick is recognizing when someone genuinely needs help versus when theyre just looking for a free pass.
If favors start feeling more like unpaid labor, its okay to say no.
At the end of the day, being nice doesnt mean being a doormat.
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