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Given a post that is a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation and a question asks if AUTHOR, NOBODY, EVERYBODY, or OTHER is wrong in the situation. Answer the question and classify your answers into yes or no.

Is AUTHOR wrong in the post ? POST : Earlier in the week the mother of one of my son’s classmates came over to discuss a problem between our boys.  I guess my son has been telling her son that he stinks, is gross, and so on.  I told her I would talk to my son about it and we exchanged numbers in case there were any other problems.  

I talked to my son and he didn’t deny it.  He says the boy does smell really bad and is assigned to sit next to him in one of their classes. I told him to just try to ignore it and just stay away from him otherwise.  

Last night I got a call from the classmate’s mother saying that my son had picked on her’s again during lunch and that he was upset again.  I confronted my son about it and he said that her son has been purposely sitting across from him at lunch because he knows that it bothers my son.  

I called the classmate’s mother back and told her what my son had said.  I told her that it’s not ok that my son was rude, but to be fair no one wants to smell bad hygiene while they’re trying to eat.  And also if her son was going to go out of his way to put himself in that position then maybe he should toughen up a bit. 

She just hung up on me.  I don’t condone bullying and have talked to my son about it again, but at the same time I don’t feel my viewpoint on it is all that ridiculous. 
Output:
no