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 i made a call to a new phone service this morning. I was taken care of by a nice lady who took all of my information for me and mailed me a sim card to activate once it arrived. She told me that even though it was her day off she would come into work to activate it for me. So she told me she would call me in two days in order to verify i recieved it and to go through the process of activating it. 

so later on in the evening i start work (graveyard shift) and i get a message from her on facebook, explaining that she shouldnt contact me but she just wanted to make sure i could contact her when i recieved the sim card, and we could go from there. I messaged back and said i appreciate it, and thanks. 

Then she told me she thought i was nice, and that i should call her, which was strange and i said no i am at work. She apologized and said she didnt want to get me in trouble so she would just talk to me later. And she said gnight, big hug! 

So she knows i am gay and have a boyfriend because we talked about him during the call. But he is really creeped out about it. I mean she has everything from my home address to my social, i mean she shouldnt have it but i gave it to her for my account.  

So some people at my work say its not a big deal and i shouldnt turn her in. And some people say otherwise. What do u think reddit?

Sorry for formatting, mobile

turning in a call center worker for contacting me via facebook