Friends Lock Dude Out Of His Own Camper For The Night, He Leaves With His Camper

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Eric Lund
Dec 28, 2022 10:00 AM EST

At an early age, most people learn that if it's not your ball, it's in your best interest to play fair. Cause if the kid whose ball it is decides that they don't want to play anymore, you can't either.

This guy's friend's wanted to use his camper to attend a spartan race. Since he didn't exactly want to relinquish the thing itself, he did the next best thing and drove them there. Then night comes and they decided that he can't sleep in there with them and refuse to let him in, resulting in him having to sleep in his truck. This dude figured that such behavior was uncalled for, and he remembered that the good deed of letting his friends use the camper could be revoked at any time. So he hitched that baby up and left. It seems like they forgot that they were sleeping in a borrowed camper.

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    Font - Posted by u/cameronjames222 2 days ago A W2 9 e12 3 16 AITA for leaving my best friend and his friends stranded in an unfamiliar city? Not the A-hole So for background, my best friend has gotten into going to these Spartan races. He and a small group of his friends have started going to local ones but recently heard about one in another state they wanted to go to and compete in, but they didn't have anywhere to stay. So they asked me if they could borrow my truck and trailer (I have a tow
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    Font - I have a habit of leaving my keys on a hook next to the door to my bedroom in my camper. Remember this. Come nightfall, I went to take a phone call outside and ended up wandering around the grounds for over an hour. When I got back to the camper, the door was locked, and I was told by my best friend's older friend through the window that there wasn't enough room for me in MY trailer. So I reached for my keys to unlock the door, but realized I had left them inside the camper on the hook in
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    Font - Their race began at 8 am, and at 7, they came meandering out of the trailer and woke me up. No apology, by the way. So while they were in their race, I hooked my truck back up to the trailer, closed and locked everything, and waited until just after they finished and had started walking back to the trailer (think really wide open field). When I saw them coming, I started the truck and drove off the property. With them chasing behind. I made the three hour trip back home declining call aft
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    Font - He told me that there were better ways to handle this than by leaving them in an unfamiliar city with no way home. I think he ended up calling his dad to come and get them. Is he right? Was there a better way to handle this? I felt justified until he said that. I am kinda doubting my decision now. Am I the asshole?
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    Gesture - SadWeird8353 - 2 days ago & 49 More Partassipant [1] NTA. They're spartan warriors, right? They should run home.
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    Font - Stomposaurian - 2 days ago NTA. Was there a more adult way to deal with this? Definitely. Did they deserve to be treated like adults after the disrespectful, asinine and childish stunt they pulled? No. Fu. k those guys. They got what they deserved.
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    Human body - Responsible-Diet-389 · 2 days ago NTA... who tells someone they can't sleep in their own camper? He's not your best friend.
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    Font - Left-Car6520 · 2 days ago Professor Emeritass [89]] I'm just really confused what these people's thought process was. They really thought they'd lock you out of your own camper and you'd smile and drive them home? Was it harsh? Yes. Did they deserve it? Also yes. They're grown, they can find their way home. NTA
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    Font - marie_goos · 2 days ago NTA. They straight up locked you out? That's messed up. Sounds like they see you not as a friend but as someone who can do stuff for them. They are adults with phones and money, they were fine. I would suggest you start making new (better) friends, even if you decide to keep these guys around.
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    Font - cattripper · 2 days ago · edited 2 days ago Asshole Aficionado [12] NTA. This made me laugh. I could picture you hitching up the camper to your truck. Looking at your watch and looking out for the first sign of them coming. Then seeing them come and executing the perfect moment to fking floor it and YEE HAW!!! get the fk outta there!!! Then looking in the mirror and getting the ultimate satisfaction of seeing them running after you but to no avail. You need to cross post this. I think the
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    Font - utahmineral - 2 days ago NTA. You did your friend an enormous favor by giving them a ride and a place to stay only for them to kick you out. Honestly they sound like entitled assholes and for all of the people call you the AH, hind sight is 20/20. I'm not saying that it's not possible you couldn't have found a better solution but in the heat of the moment, after having slept in your truck, you get a pass.
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    Eye - Cock_LobsterXL - 2 days ago NTA. With more training, they might've caught up. They should thank you.
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    Facial expression - Front_Ambassador7179 · 2 days ago NTA - but you should have yelled "THIS IS SPARTA" as you drove off O O0
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