In this task you are given an anecdote, which recount a complex ethical situation. The question you are given is, has the author of the anecdote acted ethically? answer this question with "RIGHT" or "WRONG".

Input: Consider Input: A bit of context, I am heavily introverted, and by that I mean get tired of being around people fairly quickly and when I get tired I tend to leash out (I'm working on it, but right now the best method is just to get out of the situation) up until I have an anxiety attack/a mental breakdown. After I've been social in a large group (a.i. Christmas) I need about a day where I'm pretty much alone to rewind. I know this is atypical and I should probably have seen a psychiatrist at an early age, but I never did. This is rarely an issue now as I've learned my limits but things often go wrong when you involve my mom and her side of the family. I'm 18 now and I live with my parents. I see my grandparents pretty often but not my cousin.

So it was the day after Christmas, me, my mom and my brother were at my grandparent's house with my cousin and as the day progressed I became more and more tired as usual. I got about an hour alone while the rest were on a walk, but I still felt the rudeness show up, so when it came time to discussing whether we would stay for dinner I said I wanted to go home. Mom clearly heard me yet confidently said we would stay. I repeated myself this time expressing how tired I was, but she persisted. 

So I said something like "fine, then I'll take the bus. Goodbye" and walked to the front door. Mom chased me and told me something like "You are going to stay! Think of grandma, grandpa and your cousin." to which I replied, somewhat angrily: "I said goodbye. I can go home when I want and I'm really tired right now. You know how that ends." She kept saying that this was going to ruin Christmas as I rushed out the door to the bus stop and the silence of the outside made me think more rationally. I didn't even get of the lawn before I realised that I had the car key so I went back inside to leave it there. 

Now my family were going home after all and my mom had railed everybody in the house. I told my mom that they should stay if they want to and I'll go home but for some reason that wasn't an option.

From my mom's perspective I know she wants everyone to be together ~~and happy~~ as much as possible and stuff like this makes her really upset. She feels it's my duty to be well mannered and consequently social until she decides it's time to go home. She can't understand why an hour of rest shouldn't be enough to cover a day of socialising. 

From my perspective she does this so often. With this I mean try to guilt trip me into situations I'm not comfortable being. It's always "Think of ... and ...! They'll be so sad and it will ruin our entire day!" in even though the other people have said that I don't have to stay/go if I don't want to. Especially my cousin has stressed that he thinks this is shitty behaviour when we two talk and respectfully taken my side in front of my mom, but nothing has changed.

Output: WRONG


Input: Consider Input: Okay so... the title already sounds like I’m TA but if you keep reading it might put some things in perspective. 

Next week we have a business trip that’s about 3 hours away... cool. My coworker is driving and I said I’d tag along with her. She wants to drive. I can’t remember if she asked me or I asked her but the point is I’ll be in her car to and from this business trip. Since its business, she can get reimbursed for the mileage (a bit more than 50 cents a mile) which is a rate that includes gas.

Since our employer is paying for the mileage I feel like I shouldn’t have to give her gas money. Is this wrong on my part? WIBTA if I didn’t offer her anything? Granted she hasn’t asked but I usually offer gas money for trips even if they don’t, but I don’t feel like it’s necessary in this case. 

I want this to be known I don’t want to drive but I am perfectly capable of doing so, and there is also company provided transportation to get to the location. But we’d have to Uber everywhere for the two days that we are down there, which would also be reimbursed.

Output: RIGHT


Input: Consider Input: I've asked him two or three times to stop, but it keeps happening, and it's incredibly blatant. If I order a pizza, my leftovers disappear. He ate an entire gallon of icecream I used once. I bought some hotpockets on sale and put them directly in my freezer, and they keep disappearing.

&amp;#x200B;

His parents facebook message me occasionally saying stuff like "Ask him to contact us, and if he doesn't, we'll be there in person to check on him." 

&amp;#x200B;

WIBTA if I said something like "can you make sure he has enough money for food, since I'm not shopping for two?"

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Output: RIGHT


