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: Okay so my friend (let’s call him K) and I have both been working at this caffe for a little over three months now and we are both exceptional workers. He mentioned to me a few weeks ago that he was interested in becoming shift manager when one of the previous shifts announced that he would be quitting. So he starts being friendlier to our head manager as a way to weasel his way into being promoted. Meanwhile, we are still both working our asses off day after day. K gets more and more responsibilities and I get access to our store’s Instagram via our head manager. So a rumor (eventually confirmed by the head manager herself) starts floating around that another shift is getting fired soon. Being a broke college student, I immediately get excited by the idea of a possible promotion. So I ask another shift (Lets call her C) what kind of responsibilities they have and the next day she (without me knowing) refers me to the head manager! So the head manager comes up to me and is like “Oh hey ****! C told me that you’re interested in becoming a shift manager! I think you would make an awesome shift, let’s see what kind of responsibilities you can start picking up!” So in summation, K, who has been working towards becoming a shift for a month now, is mad at me because our head manager has been favoring me ever since I (indirectly) expressed interest in becoming a shift a few days ago. AITA?

accidentally stealing my friend's job