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 this afternoon I stopped by the neighborhood park to play some Pokémon GO when all of a sudden I realized I can’t feel my wallet. I panic since I had a hundred bucks cash in it along with my debit and credit cards. I start retracing my steps and at this point I’ve put my phone away and I’m looking down at the ground trying to see if it’s anywhere here. I’m  speed walking/running/regular walking and minding my own attention because I figure if I’ve dropped it within these past few minutes there’s still a high chance it’ll be here since it was still a bit early. Well, I spend about an hour to no avail and when I’m walking out to my car a car stops abruptly in front of me and there’s a lady with her boyfriend and a dog and she asks me if there’s any reason I’m walking around in the park by myself. I’m about to answer when she cuts me off and says I’m “creeping everyone around” and I should understand that a grown man walking around in the park by himself would creep people. That itself was sexist, but I try not to get angry and think maybe they might have found my wallet by chance? I look a little different than my ID picture so they might not recognize me if they had found it and I explain I’m sorta freaking out since I lost my wallet somewhere and I apologize for “scaring” you. I was in no mood pick a fight, but after a really crappy hour or so of walking around the park only to be told that by some rando who I had not even seen before really sucked.

looking for my wallet at the park by myself