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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.
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So, I let my kids pick out a couple toys at Target for a few reasons, including them just being awesome kids.  One of the things my 11 year old picks out is this little Tetris arcade machine. He's pretty excited about it. Plays it here and there.  Fast forward to the weekend and we get a challenge going - who can get the higher score. 

He plays and gets about 6k. Talks some smack before and after. But, says if I beat that, I have to beat his best score of 20k.

Alright. 

I play and wipe the 6k goal. He starts checking in every so often. I keep going. Passed the 20k goal. Still going strong.  At this point, he's kinda stopped asking where I was but still checks a couple times.

At 100k, I start to feel like I'm beating a sad, dead horse to death.  He seems kinda quiet.  I make it to 130k and could keep going but, instead, stack the blocks to fail.

He seems too quiet still. At this point, I feel like I went way overboard and maybe destroyed his enthusiasm for the game.  

I'm the asshole here, aren't I?
answer:
destroying my kid's new handheld Tetris high score


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Now hear me out,im a 20 year old guy who lives with both his parents.I have a job and my parents told me that i will have to give them a fixed amount of cash from each pay to which i agree and do.Im not very materialistic,i only have 2 pairs of shoes and not that much clothes in general (out of choice).As long as its clean it works for me.I've been wanting to get a ps4 cause gaming is my hobby and i think it would be nice if some friends come over.I never receive money from anyone and this would be bought from my hard earned cash.BUT both my parents are going nuts on me for wanting to spend so much money on "something i dont need" which is true i cant deny that.But both of them have been smokers their entire lives.they like to order pizza and other fast food quite often when there is food in the fridge,also drinking wine with fruit quite often aswell.While the only thing i spend my money on is the gym membership,the internet and giving them what they ask for.So would i be the asshole if i decided to buy it even though they highly oppose it?
answer:
wanting to buy a ps4 while still living with my parents


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Background: My girlfriend of 2.5 years recently found out that she has a sensitivity to lactose.  It's to the point where she can get too sick to fully function the day after a lactose-heavy meal.

At first, she used to be really diligent about eating her lactose-relief pills before eating.  For the past few weeks, she hasn't been using her pills at all, despite eating very lactose-heavy meals.  To help her, I've even started keeping a package of them with me if we were out and she forgot hers.  This has become more of a waste of space than anything.  I've been letting her know for weeks that she needs to be using her pills if she's consuming all the dairy that she does, but she always claims that they taste bad.  I've told her on multiple occasions that I don't like seeing her sick all the time.  Cue a few weeks of her constantly feeling unwell, and now she's completely sick (not going to school).  She once again had lunch yesterday without her lactose (pizza if you all cared) and I got upset with her when she told me.  I told her that I will no longer support her decision to ignore her lactose pills, as I feel as though I'm partially to blame for not holding her accountable before things got to this point.
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Show your work and conclude with the exact phrasing "Therefore, the final answer is [answer]." where [answer] is just the final number or expression that solves the problem.
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getting Upset Over Dietary Pills


