DD is off to Uni in September, she is a great girl who has always seemed to strike a good balance in life and been pretty responsible around alcohol until a couple of weeks ago.
She met up with a friend in a local pub who was in the year above at school and is back from Uni for the Summer. It was just the two of them. I offered to pick her up but she said her friend wouldn't be drinking and would drop her off.
DD arrived home, having been dropped off, clearly pretty drunk, slurring her words, staggering. The friend did not leave the car when dropping off DD. It transpired that she had downed 3 pints of cider in 2 hours and the friend had 3 or 4. She claimed not to realise this would mean the friend was over the limit (!)
We are in a rural area with no taxis or public transport at night. DD had no credit on her phone.
AIBU to be totally passed off at DD' 's friend and think that his irresponsibility is in a different league to DD' 's here.
He may be 19 but I so feel like reporting him to stop him putting anyone else's life at risk.
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AIBU?
To blame DD's friend for driving her home when over the limit
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ciderwithtoby · 11/08/2016 10:29
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