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: So, there's this guy. He and I have been..... close, but touch and go. Which is to say we've had fallings-outs before. Usually over shit he did (an indication that either I'm an overreactive drama queen or that he's a dramamonger)

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He's the argumentative type. And, to be perfectly honest, so am I, but I guess I would say to a lesser extent than he is (but I imagine he'd disagree). Concerned with the way he and I always fought and got into arguments, I decided to myself I would make an active effort not to fight with him.

The thing is, he actively pursues arguments-- by his own admission--because he believes disagreements bridge the gap between misunderstandings. Which, I guess, is noble in its own way, if it weren't for the fact that he is absolutely and totally condescending in these disagreements. In October or November (I forget exactly when), he and I got into a **recurring** argument about whether or not it is acceptable to give money to panhandlers. I have always argued that, no, I am not under a moral obligation to give a panhandler my money. This particular night, though, a guy, after I told him no, told me "Look, man, I'm not looking for a hand out. I'm just hungry." So I took the dude to a nearby food place and bought him a meal.

This dude that I argue with called me a hypocrite, and got very smug about how I could learn to be a better person if I just admitted he was right more often. 

I cut the guy out of my life-- because I'm tired of fighting and arguing with him. Fuck that guy, I don't care if I'm an asshole or not there because seriously he's a dick.

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Here's the thing, though. Tonight, I realized he and I actually share a Hulu account from our roommate days. I don't pay for it. I'm not 100% sure he does, either-- I think he's mooching off of his mother, and that when I was paying my half as a roommate that he was just straight up pocketing that money. I don't really have any proof he's doing that other than the fact that he's done similar things in the past.

One way or the other, I feel **a little** guilty using this Hulu account which is saved after such a big blowout over charity.

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TL; DR:

Am I the asshole for cutting this guy out of my life over an argument about panhandlers, and then using a Hulu account that is in his name?

using a former Friend's Hulu