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Input: For some context, my family and I were at a hotel in a hot tub. A man came and sat down in the hot tub with a glass beer bottle wrapped in a towel. The pool had signs clearly stating that glass was prohibited in the pool area. 

A few months prior I had been at a hotel specifically to use the pool, and right after we checked in, the pool was closed to clean up glass from a broken beer bottle. So this time, I felt compelled to say something.

I moved over next to him and asked if he could take his beer somewhere else. To which he replied, "Its is ok, I come here every weekend. I have been here since 8 AM (it's 11:30 AM). This is  my twelfth beer and I have this towel wrapped around it (implying this was to keep it from slipping)." We conversed a little more uncomfortably, and he made it clear he thought this towel solved everything. I responded with, "Because accidents never happen." We talked a little longer, the conversation warmed up, and I let it go. 

So AITA?



asking someone not to drink from a glass bottle in the hot tub