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: If you don’t know Subway has a new promotional item called ultimate cheesy garlic bread.  It takes a minute to make, so you tell the person you want that when you step up.  So I tell the girl I want a footlong Italian bmt on ultimate cheesy garlic bread.  She then proceeds to look at all the pictures on their side of the counter and asks Italian bmt right.  Oh god, here we go.  She then starts making the sandwich.  I say again I wanted that on the cheesy garlic bread.  She says I know and puts two balls of the garlic butter on top of the meat, then asks if I want it toasted.  I tell her that’s not how you make it, you have to put the butter and the cheese on first.  Then she says “oh yeah, what kind of cheese did you want on here?”  That’s when I asked the other lady if she could help her please.  So then the other lady is giving me attitude telling me she’s new and she’ll get it just give her time.  No, it’s not that fucking hard plus I told her exactly what I wanted multiple times.  She then proceeds to help her make my sandwich and she still fucked up the cheese part of the garlic bread. 😡. So am I the asshole for asking that the seasoned vet help the new girl since she obviously couldn’t handle it?

asking one Subway employee to help the other