I've just realised my examples were all the same person!
When we were in our early 20s we used to drink with a group of friends in a pub about a 20 minute drive from where CF & I lived. Usually my Mum would bring us home but to get there we'd either get a taxi or, more usually, my DP (who was part of the friend group, it was how we met) would pick us up. To get to CFs house you had to drive up a narrow road with cars parked either side which was a nightmare if you met something coming the other way,and then really hard to find a space to park while we waited for her to come out. Eventually DP got fed up with this & asked if we could collect her from the end of her road. Well you'd think we'd asked her to walk all the way to the pub! The first time this arrangement was in place she phoned me up in a panic as DP and I were walking out the door to say she was running late and could we please drive to her house? So we did and she was waiting outside, clearly ready!
The next time this happened she phoned me several times getting more and more desperate. "I still need a shower you'll have to come to my house" "I still need to dry my hair you'll have to come and get me!" "I still need to put makeup on, you'll have to come here" After the third one I snapped slightly and said "Look, you're wasting time calling me. Go get ready, we'll wait at the end of your road and if you're not there by X time we'll have to go" (She was notorious for being late as well). "No no no, I won't make it, that's not fair, you'll need to come here"
Well we waited at the end of the road, she didn't appear so we left. She arrived about 45 minutes after we did, sulking because we didn't come to her house and she'd had to get her Dad to drive her. Never had a problem with that again, although she did whinge a bit when I started staying at DPs house which meant she needed to pay for a taxi home by herself.
Oh and then she sulked because my Mum wouldn't let her eat a kebab in the back seat of Mum's car "But I've just bought it and it'll get cold" "Well I'm sure you have a microwave"
This was also the same person who borrowed a book from me, took it on a several week long trip to the US, left it there so she could bring home her own shopping/gifts etc and then when I asked for it back offered to give me the name of the person she'd stayed with so I could pay them to send it back. When I told her she'd need to replace it she tried to give me money for a paperback version when I'd lent her a hardback. "But that's so much more expensive" "I know that's why I want the right amount of money because you left an expensive book IN ANOTHER COUNTRY".
We''re not friends any more.