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: Throwaway because my wife knows I’m active on reddit and knows my handle. 

So, due a recent lapse of judgment, I am unemployed. My wife is a night shift LPN. She makes okay money, we’ve been getting by. She’s been babysitting on the weekends recently for a friend of a friend which has helped. 

So the other day she came back from babysitting and talked about the Switch that the family had and that she and the kid she babysits had had a lot fun playing on. Since my wife is an LPN she works really hard and doesn’t relax a lot and so the idea of her having something to relax with and have fun with sounded really appealing. Husband of the year award, right? 

So I found a used Switch on Craigslist and bought it. I got for 75 bucks cheaper than retail, so I feel it was a good deal. I surprised her with it this morning and she was furious. She said I had no right to spend her money on a gaming system. I thought when you get married it’s OUR money not your money. Is she being bitchy or am I the asshole? She keeps saying she was trying to save money but that’s what the babysitting money is for, I never ask her about that. Plus why would she be saving money without telling me? Seems fishy, right? 

The shitty part is that when I turned it on this afternoon it didn’t work and the guy I bought it from isn’t responding to my texts or calls. I’m thinking about filing a police report but that’s for another post I guess. 

buying my wife a switch