In this task, you're given five sentences, numbered 1 through 5. Your job is to generate a title for the story that makes complete sense. The title must be short, with less than three words, use simple language, and include the main topic of the story.

[Q]: Sentence 1: Lester is a suburban husband and father in his 50s. Sentence 2: He decides his life is too boring so he buys a fancy sports car. Sentence 3: Lester's wife is mad at the amount of money he spent on the car. Sentence 4: Lester's wife made him return the car to the dealership. Sentence 5: Lester came home with a motorcycle instead.
[A]: Midlife Crisis

[Q]: Sentence 1: On this day in 2011, my sister in law got a new cat. Sentence 2: Her 17 year old daughter Maria wanted a second cat. Sentence 3: Her parents said they did not want one. Sentence 4: Maria took a kitten home anyway. Sentence 5: The parents were angry, but the cat is still there.
[A]: New Cat

[Q]: Sentence 1: Bill was a very generous man. Sentence 2: He spent all of his weekends helping down at the soup kitchen. Sentence 3: He did this because his brother was once homeless. Sentence 4: He understood that it was easy for people to become homeless. Sentence 5: He also enjoyed the free soup occasionally.
[A]:
Good deeds don't go amiss