Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, judge whether or not a specific person is wrong here. Answer 'not answerable' if more information is required and 'answerable' if all the information is sufficient to answer who is wrong in this situation.

So last weekend my friend was at a party. And without suprise there were drugs and alcohol. Before that party my friend was never high and alway wanted to try it out because he couldn't imagine how the things i told him about it felt. 

At the party he ate some brownies and was as he told me 'pretty high'. The day after the party we met up tu dicuss what happened during it ( i wasn't there because i wasn't invited). He told me about everything he felt and that he still felt a bit dizzy. 'It was a cool experience but i never wanna do it again'. Since then everything was cool and i was happy for him. 

But then during the week he repeatedly said that he never want to do this while pointing out VERY CLEARLY to other peaple that he was HIGH. I was very bothered by it and told him in a very mean tone that i am annoyed and that i'm not bragging about it everytime i'm high. After that he was quite sad and didn't speak a lot to me. Now i'm asking myself AITA for being mad at my friend that he was bregging about beig high for the whole week ? 
not answerable