Instructions: 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.
Input: Is AUTHOR wrong in the post ? POST : It was New Year’s Eve. I live in a small apartment complex that has 2 separate apartments. One on top and one on bottom. I live in the top and my neighbors on the bottom. 

I notice that my neighbors are celebrating the new year and have guests over including a lot of kids. They begin shooting fireworks so I take a look. When I get to the window I notice that the kids are shooting fireworks near my car.  To picture my parking situation imagine a rectangle as the building and form an L around the building.

The bottom of the L is the side of the building and where I park. The top part of the L is where they park and close to their front door. Not much of a yard to do anything with.
So anyway when I look I notice not only are they on my side away from all their vehicles and are shooting fireworks on top of a brick which seems unstable.

I go outside and walk down and see the kids over there and the owner of the bottom unit. I walk up to him and just politely ask hey can you guys move away from my car just a little bit closer to the middle of our building and he says “dude just go inside” I got under control. 

I did NOT say this in a mean way. We’ve only had one other incident. It is that they were putting their trash in my garbage can that I pay for. I never said anything but One day it was to full to put mine in so I took their trash out and sat those bags on the ground. He later asked me how much money I want to let him put his trash and I say none. It would be better if he got his own because one can not support both households. But a bag here or there won’t hurt.

Other than that no incidents have occurred and I felt that his comment to just go back inside was unnecessary. I ended up telling him that if anything happens it’s on them and to have a great new year and have a good night. 

So AITA?
Output:
no