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Input: I really feel like I was justified in this, but I don't often confront people and often just stay quiet, so I have some uneasiness that I approached this situation wrong.

There's a guy I see sometimes at the gym who is always on his phone, whether he's working out or in the locker room. He usually has his headphones on and is loudly talking into the mic. Whatever, it's the gym. That genuinely doesn't bother me.

However, today I walked into the locker room after my workout and this guy is FaceTiming some girl walking around the locker room aimlessly and talking to her. I didn't think much of it initially, but I had to get up right next to him to use the scale like I always do because he was leaning on the wall right next to it. I definitely got his attention a bit, and I could've sworn (not sure) that he tilted the phone towards me to show the girl how close I was to him. That's when I started to think that regardless of whether he did this, it's absurd for him to be using FaceTime in the locker room. There's a dude but-ass naked showering 15 feet away from him.

I felt like I should say something, and it got much more tense than I expected it to:

"Come on dude, you're in the locker room. Don't use FaceTime in here."

He got really pissed and stared at me for a few seconds.

"You talk to me like this!" (he is foreign, he said this a few times over and over) 

"This is a locker room, people are changing here, put your camera away."

He was kind of rambling but I remember: "Get your ugly ass out of here, no one wants to see that anyway"

"Don't care, put your camera away."

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I just locked my locker and walked into the sauna as I told him the last time. I was pretty stern and honestly I was kind of a dick about it which felt appropriate at the time, but it just doesn't feel right for some reason. I could hear him leaving pretty soon after that. He was extremely angry and I felt like he was going to hit me. 

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confronting a guy who was using FaceTime in the locker room