Instructions: Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, judge whether or not a specific person is wrong here. Answer 'not answerable' if more information is required and 'answerable' if all the information is sufficient to answer who is wrong in this situation.
Input: Afew days ago I went to my local Healthcare Center and had an appointment with my family doctor. I went there because I have Tonsillitis and it reached the point where I have a sore throat and high fevers. I talked about it and asked if I could take any medication to help or if I had to have my tonsils removed. After that I asked if he could write up a note since that day I missed school for that appointment and it's procedure to justify in case a patient is missing work or school. He, insted of helping me, started insulting me saying I always go there and waste his time on useless crap and claimed I was a brat that I couldn't do anything on my own. (To clarify, I'm 17. I mark my own appointments and go there by myself. I only go if I have a pain that goes over a week, or if I have a strong pain and if I have a fever thats 39°C or high. It's a 30 minute walk and I always go by myself. I even by my own medication). He proceded then to ask me to leave his office. I was completly shocked. I knew he was rude, really rude. To the point where his other patients would tell me if he was in a good mood or not. When I got home I told my mom about it. My mom is the type of mom that doesn't make complaints even if it was justified. That day she told me to file a complaint against him in the Healthcare Center. I was thinking about it. I talked to mt boyfriend about it to get a second opinion on the matter, and  he reminded me of something I tend to forget about my family doctor. He's the boss in my local Healthcare Center. My boyfriend then explained that maybe he's rude because he's stressed. Thinking about it made me feel like an asshole for wanting to file a complaint. I'm still torn over it. No one tells me directly it I'm an asshole, but I've had people say something in the lines of "It it was me, I'd do this, not what you want to do since that seems more logical."

So, WIBTA if I actually filed a complaint about him?
Output:
answerable