Here’s what happened. There’s a presentation, kind of like a business proposal, and it has three sections. Around ten groups will present per section, so our instructor decided to divide the presentations across three days: Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday.
All sections agreed to do an online roulette to determine who would present on Wednesday, that is, the presentation order by day. I initiated it, and unfortunately, my group got picked for Wednesday. My classmates really wanted to present on Friday because they weren’t ready yet, so they got upset with me and said things like, “You shouldn’t have done that.”
I kept my cool and let them sit with it, but then another problem came up: deciding the sequence of the groups presenting. I initiated another roulette to determine which group would present first and so on, but they ignored me. Now it’s almost Wednesday, and they still aren’t taking initiative. I’m fed up because they don’t have initiative, and I feel like they’re blaming me for what happened.
So I ignored the group chat and let them do whatever they wanted, even though some of them were expecting me to finish it since I was the one who started the roulette.