Disrespectful 20-year-old loses ride to work after continually littering in coworker's car, gets fired for tardiness: 'There were ants inside of my vehicle'

Carpooling can be a wonderful thing. If you alternate, it saves you money on gas, it helps the environment, and it gives you a way to bond with your coworkers. Many work relationships are formed on the way to and from work. Commuting is something you have to do anyway, and it gives you a chance to chat about the goings-on of your workplace. But if the carpooling arrangement gets to be too one-sided, things can go wrong. Going to work can be a sacred time to gather yourself and your thoughts before entering the harsh world of work. You listen to your music, you catch up on your podcasts, or you simply enjoy the calm before the storm. 

So if someone is harshing your mellow on your morning commute, you wouldn't be blamed for wanting to cut them out of your life. That's what happened in this story, but everyone took different sides. Read on for the details.

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