Judge me for keeping the extra Uber after they fell asleep?
Three of us shared a car home. Two got out first. I was last. The third person fell asleep before their stop. The driver asked if we should wake them. I said no, take me, then circle back — I would pay the extra. I did. I woke them at my curb, walked them to their door two blocks over, and Venmo'd nothing extra to them because I had paid the detour.
In the morning they said I kidnapped their night for convenience and that I should have woken them at their pin.
I still have the receipt. It is $11 more than the original split.
Their side
They would say a sleeping person has a pin on the map, that a curb two blocks from home is not care, and that paying $11 does not buy the right to reroute a body.
Ask: Was finishing the ride and walking them home care, or should a sleeper be woken at their pin no matter what?
The jury