Instructions: In this task you are given an anecdote. You must find out whether the anecdote is something the author has done or is considering doing. Label the instances as "HISTORICAL" when the author has already done something and label them as "HYPOTHETICAL" when the author is considering doing something in the future.
Input: So for some context, my housemate and myself worked the same job over Christmas. It was only a seasonal thing but over this time I developed a friendship with our manager and we still talk despite the job being over. My housemate doesn't have too high of an opinion of our manager due to her seeming snappy over small things my housemate was or wasn't doing at a few points during the work period. So I understand the dislike. However, as none of this snapping was directed at me, I feel no reason to dislike her. 

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Anyway, fast forward to now, my manager and myself have planned to go out for drinks at some point and she asked me if she'd be able to crash at my place because it's far easier than her having to either get a taxi home (she lives in a different town) or have her partner come and collect her at like 2am. I said yes, thinking that it would be fine but asked my housemate to check that this would be okay anyway, we're all students and I wanted to check I wouldn't be bothering anyone with deadlines. My housemate told "No. I do not like her"  Even though she'd literally just be crashing in my bedroom and my housemate would likely have no interactions with her. 

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Completely understand that no one wants to be woken up in the early hours of the morning by drunk people or whatever but to be told I can't have a guest crash at my house purely based on the fact that someone else doesn't like them seems kind of ridiculous. So, Would I be the asshole if I ignored the fact they said no and proceeded to let her crash at my place anyway?  

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Output:
HYPOTHETICAL