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Input:  We're in the car and mom parks in a fast food place and pulls out her phone to watch a video. Immediately I'm hit with blaring squeakiness and screaming at top volume from the video she's watching. 15 seconds pass and she doesn't turn it down, and it's about as irritating to me as a dog listening to fireworks. So I tell her to turn it down. Admittedly I did raise my voice, but I had to or else to wouldn't have been heard otherwise.

She doesn't turn it down. She says, "Oh, but I'm watching a video." So I told her there was no need for the video to be so loud. She still won't turn it down, just moved the phone away from my direction, as if that'd stop the issue. I said once more loudly "Its hurting my ears, turn it down!" 

Now she's mad at me, and starts calling me her usual names like "negative" and "miserable" and all that jazz, cool whatever. So I realize she's mad and bring up a fair point that I thought would shut this stupid situation down. I asked her if she'd play a video that loud in a public space. Her response:

"It's not a public place. Its my car, I can do as I please."

So this tells me she fucking knew she was being obnoxious with her volume. But I persist, and ask the question again. She calls me names n' shit once more and says she was every right to play her video in her car. I tell her yes, she does, but she should be mindful there's two people (my brother and I) and a dog (who has sensitive hearing) in the car. She says some stupid insult once more and leaves the car to get food.

Was I the asshole for telling her to turn it down? 

telling my mom to turn her volume down