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 a few months ago I stumbled onto the best shoes I've ever worn. They look great with all my clothes, and I really enjoy wearing them. [Superga White Hi Tops](https://www.superga-usa.com/collections/mens-high-tops/products/2795-cotu-white)

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I've gone through a few pairs, as I wear them every single day. My roommates know this super well, as we've talked about how much I like them on multiple occasions. 

Roommate 1 tells me a couple days ago that he ordered the same pair. Then roommate 2 says that after learning roommate 1 got them, he got them too. 

I know it's silly, but I'm genuinely upset by this. We've had multiple conversations about this style of shoe (white sneakers, high tops) and how we each have our own brand/style. Then they turn around and steal my discovery. I won't be able to wear my own without thinking of this. And we can't wear them at the same time, because it's a weird look. It's the 'one fedora per crew' rule

How am I supposed to deal with this situation. I've told them both that it upsets me, and that if part of their joke was to fuck with me, then congrats it worked. 

getting upset both of my roommates bought the exact same shoes as me