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 getting groceries at stater brothers and this kid kept staring at me. I have gauged ear lobes, a lot of piercings, and I have I'm covered in tattoo's. As a result, it happens. What do you expect? It's just that they usually look away after a while. Nope, he just stared. I told him to look away, he did. He then started going on a trivia spree and asked me one million questions. I answered a few of them but I started becoming sarcastic and impatient after a while. His mom then told me not to be rude because he's just curious. I left the isle, but we encountered each other at checkout. He then started staring at me again, I told him to look away again. This time he did not. As a result, I yelled at him, telling him to not look at me like an alien and to move along. His mother defended her child, as expected and called me a string of curse words. They left, the cashier avoided eye contact and looked uncomfortable. I just don't get how I'm the bad guy here. I encountered that little fucker twice and both times he acted as if I was a foreign species. Warned him both times, I'm not his father so I don't get why I had responsibility for setting him straight. 

yelling at this kid for staring at me