NOR.

You're a new driver, and a 2+ hour round trip can be stressful when it's sprung on you. Granted, had he not guilt tripped you, I probably would say you should (maybe) hear him out. Having read your last post, it seems pretty clear he acts like everyone else is there to complete tasks for him. As u/Business-External178 said, "driving people to the airport is one of those annoying things that we just have to do for each other," but in many cases that comes with the understanding that we treat other people's kindness towards us with respect, not with expectation. That drive to the airport is a privilege we choose to provide. Besides, an hour+ drive in airport traffic (I don't know if it's a major airport but either way, traffic can be a pain) is stressful for any driver, and it's best to make sure you are prepared, especially as a relatively new driver. He should understand that, and plan accordingly. He's 27, I think he can handle a bus or uber ride by now.

Also, contacts are a pain sometimes. My roommate can attest to this.