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: Earlier this morning I was leaving to go to work. It is important to note that I live in a busy area of the city where parking is scarce and the apartments around here supply no lots, it is all street parking. I leave my apartment and go into my car to turn it on and let it warm up for a few minutes before heading to work as it’s extremely cold out. I notice a car behind me stopped and blocking the one way traffic waiting for me to leave so she can pull in. I wave and gesture for her that I am not leaving. She remains still and is now holding up ~10 car as it is an extremely busy one way in front of a major intersection and many people are honking. She then pulls up right next to me and parks and asks if she can have my spot, I let her know that I can not as I need to let my car warm up before I head to work and it will be a few minutes. She then asks if I will wait for her and save it for her until she circles back around. I let her know that I can’t do that as I have to get to work as I leave myself no extra time to make it on time. She then says I can leave the spot now then, to which I again tell her I will not as my car is still warming up. She keeps persisting and is holding up nearly two blocks of traffic. I then give in and tell her I will try because I just want her to leave at this point and for everyone else to be able to move and not be held up in jam. I wait for a little while but then had to leave to get to work on time. As expected, as soon as I leave I see the person behind me immediately park into my old spot. I then see her behind that car. AITA?

not waiting and saving my parking spot for a stranger