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: Throwaway because my family knows my main. 

So my son is 17. He’s a fairly good kid. Always had good grades, never really got into trouble, etc.. it’s also worth mentioning that he’s been playing a lot of video games at his sisters house recently, more than my husband and I would like. this year starting out he got caught vaping at school. We took his keys and all that and we thought everything was good. Well about 3 weeks ago I found a juul pod in a pair of shorts. I haven’t seen him wear these shorts in a long time and they were stuffed under his bed so I figured it may have been from when he got caught before. Just to be safe I bought a nicotine urine test and tested one morning when he forgot to flush and he tested positive. We had a talk and he ended up lying at first then told the truth once I told him I tested him. I took his PS4 from his sisters and I’ve never seen him this mad. He keeps insisting that I couldn’t take it because he paid for it and it wasn’t in our house, etc... I told him to get it back he needed a job and needed to pass a nicotine test. It’s been a week and he has a job but hasn’t passed the test. He destroyed the juul and gave it to me but I’m waiting for the nicotine test to test negative. It seems that we just argue every day and it gets worse. He’s never been mad for this long. AITA?

taking my sons video games for vaping