> and don't let the slower people in the group take a good rest after you rest to let them catch up you look like and ARE functionally an asshole. This is eve

> and don't let the slower people in the group take a good rest after you rest to let them catch up you look like and ARE functionally an asshole. This is every hike I've ever taken with my family on vacations. I'd always lag behind and finally catch up—out of breath—and the second I'd arrive the family would continue. This conditioned me to hate hiking and physical activity. Then I started hiking with good friends who didn't even make it a problem to just casually hike with me, even if they could go faster. They're good folks.