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: I live in a fairly rural town, but our population is growing rapidly. We have one gas station, which used to be sufficient, but now it is always crowded. Particularly around 5pm when most people finish work, you could easily wait 20 minutes to fill up your car. 

Anyway, I waited my turn and started filling up my car. A man approaches me (Im a 23 year old female) holding one of those red gas containers that you might use to fill up a lawnmower. He explains that he’s in a hurry to fill up and get home to his kids, and would I mind filling up his container. The way he phrased it implied he wanted me to fill it up while my credit card was still loaded on the gas pump. I explained that my car takes premium gas, which is very expensive, and politely refused. He got super angry and said something along the lines of “if you can afford a car that takes premium gas, you can afford an extra gallon to fill up my tank.”

Anyway, I refuse again, and then he says, “fine, I’ll just put my card in when you’re done.” However, there’s like 6 cars waiting in line to fill up. I told him he needed to wait, because there were other people in line. He was so mad and told me I was the reason he wouldn’t be able to say goodnight to his kids. 

I felt really bad. What he was asking seemed unfair, but maybe the expectation was that I help him out since we live in a small town? AITA?

not filling up some guys gas can