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: Pretty much as the title says, but obviously there are more details to the story, otherwise I wouldn’t be making this post. 

So, yesterday I went to the movies with a couple of friends to see The Prodigy. We’ve seen many other horror/scary movies in the theater together and there’s always something. For some reason people are much much ruder when seeing horror movies so we/I was already prepared for the worst. 

Anyway, we get settled into our seats as the previews play and a little bit later these two guys come in and sit next to us, leaving a buffer seat (mind you, many many other seats they could have chosen). Almost immediately he takes out his pen and takes a hit and lets out a huge cloud of smoke. I roll my eyes and sigh and then cross my arms. I can see him look over at me and I think maybe he sees how annoyed I am and will refrain for the rest of the movie, I was wrong. 

Like 1 minute after this he takes another hit and I look to my friends, we all roll our eyes and I look back at him while I put my arms up in frustration. He then leaves to go refill his soda and doesn’t return until the movie has already started. 

He waits for about 2 minutes after he’s sat back down before taking another hit and releasing yet another HUGE cloud of smoke. I can’t take anymore and I don’t want yet another scary movie ruined, so I turn to him and say, “dude, seriously? This is not the place!” He looks at me with an expression that I can only describe as, “how did she know??” While the people sitting in front of me turned around and glared at me. 

Because of this I refrained from saying anything more when he tried to covertly keep smoking. (He turned to I couldn’t see him but I could still hear it, see the smoke, and smell the flavor he picked! Cherry if anyone was curious. But he would also glance over at me every time he took a hit to see if I saw.)

I’m a very shy person and have only recently began to voice my problems with strangers in a public setting but I’m done having things ruined for me! I thought I was doing the right thing by telling him to knock it off but the way I was glared at makes me second guess myself. 

So AITA for telling someone not to vape in a theater in not the quietest way?

calling out a movie theater vaper