<human>: Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?

Me and my roommate (also a fellow Redditor, mrdakam) are kindhearted people, but we are also 'no bullshit' people. A female friend of ours was having some trouble with her parents, not more than 3 weeks ago. She was on the verge of being kicked out, and we, being the generous souls we are, offered her a roof over her head so she wouldn't have to be living out of her car with a minimum wage job. I offered to pay her rent for the first month so she could get back on her feet...a decision I have now come to regret. 

We're kicking her out now, because, in our eyes, she has shown no appreciation for the kindness that we've offered her. She's never at the apartment, constantly avoids us by going out with her friends, babysits for free piercings rather than income, and accuses us of being lazy and not sociable. We've also learned from another friend of ours that rather than working her ass off to make a stable income, she passes her shifts off on said friend to babysit more. She has not thanked us but once, and that was in passing while we were moving  her. 

mrdakam: This morning was the last straw. She came home around 11 and I approached with a glass of milk around noon while zombisaursrex played Reach. I told her that we were mad at her, and offended by her statements on us being "not social," as if THAT was an excuse to not spend time with us, the ones who threw away a couch to make room for her bed. She responded by saying that she was sorry we felt that way, but wasn't going to apologize for something she didn't mean to do. 

To me, that's not right. zombisaurusrex and I left to get groceries, came home and told her that she needed to leave by the end of the week. 

Reddit, did we do the right thing? We're doing our absolute best to be factual and not spin the story in our favor, but thats how it is. Please help.
<bot>: We kicked our friend out of our apartment because she was ungrateful and practically offended us. Did we do the right thing? Ask us anything.