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 regularly frequent a local convenience store and get subs. They’re more expensive than other places nearby, but they’re not a franchise and I like supporting a local small business. I usually spend about $50 every time I go there for a few subs and some drinks and snacks. I always get my subs with extra cheese. This time I went there and I saw an additional charge of $10.50. I asked what it was for, the guy said it was for extra cheese. I’ve never been charged for this before. I said that (politely) and he just looked at me. Whatever, I was annoyed but hungry so I just paid it. So now I’m up to $40.50 for 3 sandwiches. When I get home, there is a total of 1.5 slices of cheese on 2 of the subs, and 2 slices of cheese on the other. I call the store and tell him this. He said “yes, that’s extra cheese”. I explain that charging me $10.50 for 5 slices of cheese is exorbitant. He says “no you cheap.” I told him I will never spend money at that store again and in my cheese-induced rage I ended the conversation with a “go fuck yourself.” I am pissed about the cheese, but I feel like an asshole for cursing at him. I’ve worked in restaurants and customer service and I’ve never been the type of customer to curse at an employee. I still feel guilty about this a few hours later now. Was the fuck warranted, or am I the asshole?

cursing off the convenience store guy