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Input: Little backstory, I was recently at an autograph signing for a sports team. There were many booths set up that had different players scattered around the mall. I went with my bestfriend &amp; boyfriend but we all wanted to see different players so we split up. 

I managed to find my line no problem and settled in for a long wait. A lady &amp; who I assume was her granddaughter were behind me for the wait as well. 

I suddenly felt a strong tap on my shoulder, so I turned around to see what was needed. The lady told me to tell some people way ahead of us in the line to move up because they were too spaced out. I obliged by waving down one of the many security guards that were around and explained the problem that the lady behind me was having, &amp; it was taken care of. We moved uo about a foot. Cool. I turned my attention back to my phone &amp; continued waiting. 

Not even a minute later, another tap. I again turn around, &amp; this time she is upset that it looks like a woman cut in line. I repeat the same process of waving down a security guard, explaining the problem, &amp; turning my attention back to my phone. 

I'm sure you can guess by now that a short wait later, another tap was bestowed upon my shoulder. I turned around again. She explained to me that she found it unfair that there were no posed photos allowed &amp; I needed to find someone to explain to her why they werent allowed. I finally said "You do realize I'm not in charge of this event right? I'm here waiting just like you. If you want, I can flag down a security guard &amp; you can talk to them if you'd like? I honestly don't know why posed photo's aren't allowed." 

Her response? "WOW YOU DIDNT HAVE TO BE SO RUDE. WHAT A NICE CITY WE LIVE IN HEY UNBELIEVEABLE. I DIDNT REALIZE I COULDN'T ASK PEOPLE QUESTIONS AROUND HERE." Loud enough that everyone near us in line turned to look at her, and then looked at me as if I did something awful. I sheepishly went back to looking at my phone for the next hour &amp; a half while she muttered under her breath about respecting your elders &amp; a bunch of other shit. 

I was honestly shell shocked. I mean, I'm all for helping people &amp; going out of my way when needed but this lady was FULLY capable of flagging down the guards for all of her concerns, yet felt the need to get me to do it? I was never rude, I just explained to her that I literally have nothing to do with how the event is run. 

AITA here? It's been bothering me all night.   

telling a lady I wasn't in charge of an event