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: Two week before a flight, I was diagnosed with a herniated disc. Since then, I have been avoiding lifting anything, no matter how heavy or light it may be. I had already settled into my aisle seat (everyone else was as well), when one of the last passengers boarded. The passenger was a female, and she was being assisted by a female flight attendant. At this point, I was just chilling in my seat with my earphones in, only half aware of the situation. I notice the passenger attempt to raise her carry on luggage up to the overhead bin, only to drop it halfway. She tried again and couldn't get it up. I kinda look over (I'm in an aisle seat in the middle row, so there is another passenger in an aisle seat right next to me), he's watching and not really doing anything either. Then, the flight attendant says, "can either of you GENTLEMEN help this lady?" (I know I had my earphones in but I could hear her). I take one earphone out and stand up, and as I'm standing up the flight attendant grabs the suitcase, and easily moves it into the overhead bin, then proceeds to glare at me while she walks away. This made me feel really shitty and the entire flight I felt like I should've explained why I didn't get up earlier to help. Anyway, AITA here? 

not assisting another passenger with her luggage