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 work with a guy, who we will call L, whose head has gotten a little too big ever since he came into some money. The way he came onto this money, is his mother tragically was killed in a motor accident. He never explained how it happened understandably, but in the months leading up to the day he got his money, all he could talk about is "I cant wait to get my money" or "I swear, I'm about to be rich." Things like that, where now it just sounds like he was using his mother's death strictly for money.

Now that he has it, it has become 1000x worse than it was. Now whenever anybody says anything about not having alot of money, (like saying "I barely had money for gas, food, bill's, ect.) He always makes a comment along the lines of "Glad i dont have to worry about that now that I got money." Hes made multiple Facebook posts bragging about his new material wealth, like his new car, new 70 inch TV, just the typical stuff someone who recently got money would get. Now I woildnt really care except on the post he said "This is what you can get when you work hard and get that money." And that blew my mind. How are you gonna act like you made that money yourself through hard work and dedication, when that's the money you got from your moms tragic death?  I just dont understand how one could take a tragedy and turn into what he has turned it into. 

My question is would I be the asshole if I said something to him about the way it looks on him?



calling a work buddy out for constantly saying he has money, even though he didnt do anything for it