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 : I'll try to keep this short because it's pretty straightforward.

Girl I'm seeing has a newish dog, medium-sized, pretty rambunctious. Since she got the dog, she won't leave her at home in her crate (except when she goes to work everyday for 8-10 hours of course.)  She doesn't drive.  I don't feel like going there tonight because I have work in the morning (she doesn't). She wants me to drive to her, pick up her AND the dog, and bring them to my house.  She hasn't come to my place once since she got the dog.

I have a newish/very clean car. My house is pretty clean, I have two cats who have never seen a dog. I don't want this dog in my car or my house, I don't want it around the cats, I don't want dog hair everywhere, I don't want the barking and yelping to keep me and my neighbors up all night.  Her and I have a history that you could call combative, with lots of stories that would elicit YTA's for all parties for days, so of course this starts a fight.  She acts like this is insane and I'm the only person on Earth who might feel this way.  That I don't understand or care about the dog's plight.  Personally, I think she shouldn't have gotten the dog because she doesn't have the time to care for it (but I wouldn't dare tell her that).  I'm not a dog person. I don't dislike dogs, I don't kick dogs, I just don't want a dog in my space.

AITA for telling her I'm not picking her and the dog up and bringing them here and back?


Output:
no