Definition: Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, identify who is wrong here. Classify each post into the following categories : AUTHOR (if the author of the post is wrong in the situation), OTHER (if any of the others mentioned in the paragraph is wrong), EVERYBODY (if everyone mentioned is wrong) and NOBODY (if no one is wrong in the situation).
Input: I have a cousin that stays with my family. She's a freeroam teenager and is always out doing things.

I have a car and she frequently goes out places late at night and calls me to take her home at really inconvenient times like at 12AM. Me, trying to be a good person, usually picks her up and gets her home and I don't even ask for gas money.

On Friday she called me at 3AM to pick her up knowing I had work at 7AM. I still went to get her. She had a friend with her that she didn't tell me about and said they needed a ride home. I agreed even though it was out of my way.

They kept playing music I didn't want to hear the entire time and I asked them to turn it off because it was late and I didn't want to hear it. She started complaining and I told her it was late and I didn't want to hear that music.

I didn't have to pick her up in the first place. Everyone else usually says no, especially this late, and she doesn't even say thank you.

She started saying "Well I can find my own ride no one told you that you had to." And saying it wasn't even that late and I told her to remember that next time she needed a ride and she said "okay" in a way that just pissed me off. I pulled over and told her to find her own ride if she can do it that easy. 

We sat there for twenty minutes until her friend apologized and asked me to let it go for now and at least get them home. I agreed just because I needed to get back home to get ready for work anyways.

Today she texted me asking for a ride to work and I told her "You said you could find your own ride, ask someone else." She didn't even apologize for what she said to me on Friday. She stopped replying after.

Was I wrong here?
Output:
OTHER