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: Hi, so I'm about to graduate college with a degree in Computer Science. My uncle is very aware of this, so during Christmas time he hinted to me in a jokingly fashion that I should make a program for him for some type of price tracking so he can use it to enhance his chances to make a profit off of the stock market I assume. He then said I would end up getting a % of the profits he made if he made it and that is all really. I brushed it off and carried on after that.

Earlier last week he called my mother, possibly knowing that was probably his best way to get me to go to his house and for him to pitch his idea. My mom told me to call him, and I did. It all began with him saying hello, followed by saying "Mr. Computer Science smart guy". He then followed by asking me to show up his house and take a look at a something on his computer. I asked him what he wanted me to do, and he was like "it shouldn't be a problem for you, you are a smart guy who is about to graduate.. if you don't know you probably will figure it out with that Computer Science brain". At that point I was really didn't like how vague he was being and said i'll think about it. 

After I said that, he really didn't accept what I said and was like "Alright, I'll let you go" but then told me to text him something along the lines of "hey, it is me and as we discussed on the phone I'll come over and help you". Which I didn't like at all, I felt like he was trying to get some type of written confirmation on me so he could use it somehow against me(not sure if that is how it even works). After I hung up, that part of asking me to text him that just angered me and I straight up told my mother I wasn't going to do it because I didn't really want to do it and midterms are coming up, and I have my own programming assignments I have to do. I was told that basically I am an asshole for not wanting to help family, and that he is my "Godfather" and that I should always help family because they're blood. I stood firm with my decision, but now I am being scolded. I'm wondering if I really am the asshole in this case because I wouldn't go to his house and do what he wanted me to do because he wasn't upfront, and probably use the other family members to pressure me  to work on this project he hunted at since Christmas for me to do to only be commissioned if it made him profit.

Am I really the asshole because I didn't want to do this? I don't really know how big of a job it would have been because of how vague he was being, but I feel like I should stand my ground so people know I won't just drop everything just to work on their next idea.

Tldr:? More info I guess: 

Uncle wanted me to come to his house to "help him with something on the computer" I asked what the problem is and he basically answered vaguely saying that my computer science skills is needed then asked me to text him something very specific saying I would help. I didn't text him that and said I did not want to do it.

denying to do a job for my uncle