Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, generate a suitable title that describes the main event/root cause of the situation. Imagine that the given text is a social media post, and you have to write the title of the post, so the users can decide to read the main text or not.

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So, my friends wanted to hang out. The problem is, we can’t really do anything if we do. One friend suggested we all go to the movies and another friend liked that idea. I, for one, didn’t want to be on the road since I know the holidays are generally very bad. There’s a total of 4 of us, and the last and final friend agreed that it was a bad idea. Turns out, the friend that agreed with me and I couldn’t go, and the two friends went to see a movie. I’m at home, it’s late, and the friend that agreed to see the movie randomly texts me (like they usually do when they want to make a point about something) with a sarcastic comment about how the roads were so packed. I explain my reasoning about earlier. At first, it was with a text about a Reddit post I saw about someone who totaled their car and advised about being safe on the road today. My friend said it happens all the time so what does it matter. At this point, I don’t know if I’m just being pushy about this whole thing. I just wanted to double check with you guys to make sure I was doing the right thing.

Ex Output:
telling my friends they shouldn't be driving on New Year's Eve at 7:00pm


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Posting from a throwaway because my safety is potentially at risk here. For some background, I am a college student and took a part time administrator job for what could be called a half way house for ex-convicts. It's an easy job, good hours and I really don't have to do much. The owner of the house has a contract with the state government to provide a place to live, life skills and transportation to and from work for the residents. The owner is an absolute piece of shit (if you've ever seen the movie Heat, he is exactly like the diner owner, though I've never seen him extort money, I wouldn't be surprised at all) and he seems to live to bust these dudes, most of whom genuinely are trying to get strait. The owner has a strict rule that we are to report any resident violations or we will be fired on the spot. 

We had a resident that I'll call Carl. Carl absolutely busts his ass trying to stay out of prison. I really like the guy and he's one of the funniest and friendliest guys I've ever met. I usually don't try to get into resident business, especially their convictions because I want to see them as people rather than convicts. 

This is where shit went down earlier this week. The owner claims that his van broke down and couldn't provide transportation to pick Carl up from work. I personally think it's absolute bullshit because I heard him in his residence (a guest house out back) screaming at his girlfriend and I think he just didn't want to back off from the fight. Whatever, I guess the van could have been broken down. I called Carl and told him about the, Carl said it was no problem he'd get a ride or walk home. One of Carl's terms of release was that he can't be within a certain distance of bars and dedicated liquor stores (I think it's 200 yards, but not sure). Carl was super late getting home and was about to bust his curfew so the owner asked me to see if I could find Carl. I drove around and sure enough Carl was standing right next to a bar. I don't know if he'd been drinking or not, I assume no because he's pretty committed to his sobriety. Carl acted like he didn't see me in my car but I know he did and when I went to turn around he must have bolted. I know he sprinted home because he actually beat me home but was crazy out of breath. 

I tossed and turned all night about what to do but in the morning, I told the owner. Owner reported the violation and apparently Carl was taken out of his work for processing on a violation. I don't know exactly but he's at least going back for his original time. He's going to miss the summer he had planned with his young kids, he's back inside and all this when he was working so hard. I feel like fucking shit. Like absolute shit. 

I know how I feel, but am I the asshole here?

Ex Output:
getting an ex-con busted for violating one of the rules of his parole? he was in the wrong but I could have easily overlooked what he did


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We have a dog. We have to take turns taking her outside to use the bathroom. Yesterday evening he asked me to take her out, but I said no as  it was his turn, and he hadn't taken her out at all that day. He kept begging because he couldn't be bothered, but I was adamant and didn't want to be a push over. 

He eventually came up with the deal that if I took her out then, he would take her out every time the next day and I wouldn't have to take her at all. That sounded like a sweet deal to me, (Taking her out is a bit of a hassle, especially in the current weather) so I accepted and took her out. 

I Went to bed that night and by the time I woke at about 5am he was still up but about to head to bed. Just before I left he told me to wake him up when I got home, as I usually take her out as soon as I get back from work, and obviously he'd have to take the shift.

I Arrived home later that day and gently roused him, as I'd been instructed. The first thing he did when he woke was ask me to take the dog out. I Reminded him of the deal but he started moaning that he'd hardly slept and begging me. When I didn't cave in he got very mad, even told me to get out his house at one point. He throws that around all the time when he's angry, so I didn't take him serious. Instead I just went to the bedroom (He's fell asleep on the sofa) and stayed there for the rest of the day. He did take her out not long after that confrontation, but was obviously not happy about it, throwing her lead  across the kitchen and leaving it there in the floor instead of putting it away once he was done.

I Had to go out somewhere that evening, and he still seemed a little annoyed even at that point, refusing to say goodbye to me. I Got home again a few hours later, and once again he asked me to take the dog out as he was in the middle of an online game. I Simply Responded with, "You know what I'm gonna say.." So he just told me to get out. Now once again, I am banished to the bedroom on my own, where I sit and write this right now, and he is again in a mood with me.

So, am I being unnecessarily stubborn by wanting to stick to our deal? Should I have just done what he said?

If I can defend myself for a moment, I wanna say that I did this out of principle. It wasn't that I just couldn't be bothered taking her, it's that I don't want to be to be a pushover like I have been in this and past relationships. My fiancé is kinda manipulative and good and getting me to bend to his will, so I wanted to start making a stand and end that pattern.

But, it's for you to judge.

Ex Output:

making my Fiancé Stick to his side of the deal


