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: So I’m at the airport bar drinking a little just as a pre-text.

My husband had extra vacation hours that were set to expire by the end of the year. He works in accounting so this week was the best week for him to take off. Unfortunately I could only take today until Monday off, and I’ve been away from our home for the last three weeks so we both miss each other quite a bit. But I encouraged him to go down to a popular city where his family lives and would be a layover for us anyway. I planned it, bought the tickets and everything. So he was here from Saturday until now, and I just landed a few hours ago.

He hasn’t even dropped off his car at the rental yet. The city we’re in has pretty terrible traffic but I was sort of hoping he had the time management to sort of predict that you know? He was talking up getting some dinner and drinks before our flight out and I’m just a little disappointed that it’s probably not going to happen because he is pretty late. He didn’t even really think about clearing security :( It is a domestic flight and I know he might have been hanging out with his cousin, but it just sort of stings that I planned this whole vacation (plus his vacation away from me) and he is now just texting me if I already got his boarding ticket for him.

TLDR; planned vacation for husband and I where husband is already in city and I had to fly down to city as layover. AITA for expecting him to already be here or at least have thought about the obstacles it took to be here when I land?

being pissed that my husband is late meeting me at the airport