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had dinner plans tonight with person A. person A canceled last night. later last night, I was asked to do a favor tonight for person B. I said yes.

Posted by 🏳️‍🌈 mandy chem 🏳️‍🌈 (aka amanda) Jan 18 '24, 12:38

person A texts TODAY and says "hey I can make it after all, just two hours later." I say "sorry, I already told person B that I would take them [place]; I won't be home in time."

person A is now frustrated at me for cancelling plans.

this is stupid, right? I did nothing wrong?

Responses:

I asked you FIRST -- nm - Person A Jan 18, 13:53
A is stupid not just for the indignation but also: *and* 2 hours late? Dude, people gotta eat. If you meant drinks, ask for drinks. -- nm* - Max Jan 18, 13:27 1
- Hey man, plans change. You're only getting one side of the story here -- nm - Person A Jan 18, 14:13
They cancelled. You aren't expected to remain free at that point. -- nm - Andie Jan 18, 13:20
You were in the right and person A needs to get a grip. - Baron the Wonder Horse Jan 18, 12:54 3
- Did A think that all *this* (stands sassily with hands on hips) is going to sit by the phone pining away? -- nm - zeitgeist Jan 18, 15:24
- this -- nm - Beaker 🍻 Jan 18, 13:19
- Agree. That is improper behaviour from person A, to be frustrated. -- nm - Loyola Jan 18, 13:13
Yep, stupid. You did nothing wrong. -- nm - kelly Jan 18, 12:44
Correct. You were free once A cancelled. -- nm - spamlet Jan 18, 12:39 1
- That's what cancelling is, yes. -- nm - Beryllium Jan 18, 12:42

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had dinner plans tonight with person A. person A canceled last night. later last night, I was asked to do a favor tonight for person B. I said yes.

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