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Went to the store today and came back with a whole bunch of things that weren't needed now. I couldn't help myself. I mean a 6 pound jar of peas for 99 cents? Unheard of. So of course I picked that up and some really cheap trash bags as well. I came home and unloaded everything and my neighbor whom I gave a ride to yesterday was there. She asked if i went grocery shopping again because I just went and it sorta creep-ed me out to know how much she pays attention to my comings and goings. Not a very pleasant feeling to know someone is watching you. That wasn't the worst of it though. As I went back for round 2 she was staring at me and I went inside. I started putting groceries away and about an hour later she was knocking on my door (probably for another ride). I'm really not a selfish person but giving her a ride one day was a one time deal. We're not friends and it's kinda pushy. I don't have money to be spending on gas, hell I don't have a job right now so it's really B's money I'm spending. I felt it was going too far already so I didn't answer the door. The first day I saw her she asked to borrow my phone, then it was the ride. The sucky part is she sits outside for hours on the steps near my apartment door so she can see when I leave. The stairs are where her apartment is. It just sucks because now I feel like I can't even leave my apartment without her asking everyday for a ride. B told me he thought that this would happen after the first time I gave her a ride. I'm super annoyed. I'm all for helping someone in need but honestly (and yes this sounds rude I know) she works near our apartment. She could walk because it's not that far away. It's farther to walk from our apartment around the university and back. Oh and did I mention that she was born and raised in the area we live. I just moved here and I just thought to myself I'm the one who's more likely to have to walk to work than her. She was born here and I just moved. You mean to tell me she has absolutely no one else to call?