Definition: 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.
Input: I was at the train station in line to refill my subway card, and someone tapped me on the shoulder. They smiled and said, “hi, I don’t have a card on me, but would I be able to Venmo you and you can pay to add $20 to my metro card?” Now u understand where this person was coming from, but I had to catch a train and frankly I didn’t know this person at a and didn’t feel obligated to help them. I said, “I’m sorry but I’m in a pretty big rush so no.” 

Well that smile they had on absolutely dropped off their face and he responded, “what do you mean no? You’re already in line. I need you to do this for me. I’m next in line at this point, but I’m sticking to my guns and say, “Again, I’m sorry but I can’t tonight. I’m sure someone else may be able to help though!”

Well this guy lost it. He started shouting at me saying, “I know you can afford it, fucking asshole! You’re paying for yours, just pay for mine quickly too!” I was already not going to pay for his card, but he definitely pissed me off and didn’t do himself any favors. I simply said, “Holy sense of entitlement,” paid, and didn’t say another word. He started following me should that I’m an asshole, and that I better run (I wasn’t running because I was scared, was running because I had to make the subway). So, AITA and should I have just taken the extra 15 seconds and helped? 

not paying for someone's Metro Card