<human>: I've been working at a restaurant in a town 20 minutes away for about a year and a half now. It's a major tourist destination in the summer, and during the summer season you make bank so it's worth staying through the current slow season. In the summer, there are at least 10 servers on per shift, whereas right now there is only 1-2 servers per shift.   

  

For some reason, the manager has hired many people who don't have transportation, who live in the same town as me. Since I'm often the only person from my town to work during a shift who drives, I am usually asked to pick up and drop off coworkers who don't drive. I don't mind doing it once in a while, but I'm very introverted and prefer having the drive to myself so I can unwind and sing to the radio. I was also involved in two major car accidents 2 and 3 years ago and have severe anxiety about driving, especially with passengers.   

  

These coworkers have never offered me gas money, which is kind of a bummer, and one even said that they shouldn't need to pay since I was going there anyway. It's also very frustrating for me to get cut from my shift early and be done, but have to wait 1+ hours to leave because I was someone's ride home. I feel like a jerk getting annoyed at people because of this, but I just want to go home when I'm done.   

  

I have today off and was just asked to take someone to work for free, and feel horrible because I said no. It's a waste of time and money for me, and I work the next three days so don't want to make extra trips. Am I being selfish? I just like my alone time and am tired of being taken advantage of.

Give me the gist of the text in a nutshell
<bot>: Coworkers keep asking for rides to and from work without offering gas money and making me stay longer hours. Am I being unreasonable?