Definition: In this task, you are given a Reddit post as a text. Your task is to generate a title for this text. The title should start with "TIFU by", followed by a situation that caused humor. The title should contain 7-12 words, ideally.
Input: Text: today while attending my studies i arranged to meet with a former classmate after lunch to shoot the breeze. normally when i see this person we talk about the vast differences in knowledge that certain majors require one to learn and how many disciplines don't always give a full account of what one might learn in another area of study. this is probably due to both of us changing our majors several times and subsequently being exposed to many different areas of study. 

often, in a way i feel our conversations might sound pejorative to passersby just because we often speak in a very sarcastic overtone, possibly just a way that we both can understand each othersa frustration. 

i've settled on a major and that is psp (philosophy, sociology and psychology). 

today when talking with my friend i was talking about the specific grade distribution of a midterm in a sociology class. i jokingly stated after going thought the statistical grade distribution (which actually represented a near-perfect bell curve) that i guessed "sociology students are dumb". i didn't mean this for one second. i wanted to explain that i felt that the instructor designed the test in a way that wouldn't be taken perfectly from a recitation of notes but rather an application of concepts and that the fact that no student actually failed was an indication that the class was bright and the instructor was doing their job properly. the high score on the test was %85 and it will be graded at a %15 curve for the final score. the median and mean were nearly exactly %70 which is then %85 under the curve. this is a near perfect distribution.

but i blurted the phrase "maybe sociology students are dumb". no they aren't. i realized how dumb i sounded and lost my thought process descending into utter embarrassment. i don't know how it happened but my decision to utter that phrase haunts me. my friend understood what i was saying but in that moment i became incredibly critical of how everyone around me perceives my actions.

i uttered the fallacious phrase and then realized there were people around me. then i realized where i was, then i said "i mean not that i really think that" and started to try and defend my self.

the next thing i hear "i'm a sociologist" it must have been a professor or department member. 

i lost my sense of order and tried to defend my self and not look like an ignorant person, but i think the situation was so random and poorly timed that someone who works with in the department that i wish to work with at my university thinks that i am ignorant and closed mind. and most importantly someone who makes fallacious attacks on educational disciplines and really thinks that way.

some of the brightest people i know are soc students

what if this person is actually hurt by my statement? what if i have them in class next semester? i don't want to be known as that guy that overgeneralizes things fallaciously.

TIFU while having a tongue-in-cheek conversation with a student peer near the sociology department.