[thatmariolover]

He sounds like he's an angry guy. He could probably still use somebody to talk to. I was like that when I was younger (crazy hormones you know).

Anyway, it's not your responsibility to be there for him when he screws up and acts like a jerk. But just keep it in mind. I'm guessing he knows he screwed up and feels dumb about it. But he'll never admit that if it is true, and maybe it isn't. At any rate, it wasn't your fault. He's probably got some warped sense of pride and thought it was your duty to stand up for him and by taking the job he feels betrayed.

At any rate, you didn't do anything wrong. Do what you gotta do.