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 started my second semester of school a couple of days ago and my first class of the day is a philosophy class. I sit down in the middle row of the classroom about halfway up an isle and a bit later a guy sits in front of me, no biggie, he’s not tall or anything so I don’t have to worry about not seeing the board or anything like that. Halfway through my instructor talking about philosophy stuff, the guy in front of me starts playing with his hair. 

Now I’m not talking just scratching it and stopping, he is twirling his fingers in it over and over again. Not on the side, but on the top of his head. He twirls a strand of hair and then lets it fall, and then does the same thing again and again. If that isn’t enough, he is stretching out his arms to do this as well, so anything I wanted to see on the board is now difficult to read. 

I plan to switch seats so I don’t have to be distracted by that, but I just wanted to know if my initial annoyance was stupid or not. 

TLDR: The guy sitting in front of me in class twirls his hair constantly making it difficult to read the board and pay attention to my professor, AITA for being annoyed by this? 

being annoyed at the guy sitting in front of me in class