28-year-old refuses to be entitled 31-year-old coworker's personal chauffeur after giving her a lift one time: 'I gave her one ride during a storm and was just trying to be nice'

When someone does you a favor one time, that does not mean they will be available to you at all times moving forward.

You would think that this concept would be a self-explanatory one, and yet, this 31-year-old coworker "Sara" somehow assumed that the author of this anecdote was now her personal chauffeur after she gave Sara a lift home on one occasion. That one instance just so happened to be during a storm, and the author felt badly about abandoning her coworker in inclement weather.

For whatever reason, after that one act of generosity, Sara seemed to think that she had a carpool arrangement with the employee at the end of every work day. She would send her messages on Slack at 4:40 pm near the end of each day telling her she was ready to leave whenever. One time, the author was staying later to finish up some work, and Sara was visibly upset that her "driver" would no longer be available to her.

Keep scrolling below to find out what happened when the author refused to drive her around wherever she wanted from here on out!

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