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.

Q: Is NOBODY wrong in the post ? POST : When I see a person taking 4 seats alone I take the seat right next to them and put my luagge in thier footspace. 

A: no
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Q: Is AUTHOR wrong in the post ? POST : I brought my car in to fix the A/C and was told I needed the back brakes replaced. A less than a month later, I'm driving on the highway and I push on the brake. I get resistance and then it gives out. Luckily, I was not going 70 or rolling into an intersection when it happened. To be clear, I get no resistance when I put my foot on the pedal but if I push the pedal to the metal, it will roll to stop and stay there. I called the auto shop and they said that it is likely the brake line. On the phone, and later talking to them they are acting like the car is "complicated" with "lots of parts" and "these things happen".

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If I bring you my car, and say "fix the brakes" aren't you going to check the brake line?!  I understand that cars are complicated, but isn't that why I brought it to them? If this just "something that happens" wouldn't people's brake lines be breaking all the time and rolling them into traffic?

A: no
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Q: Is OTHER wrong in the post ? POST : I'm kinda angry, and I do feel like I am in the right side of the story, but I'd like to hear other perceptions and write what happened down so I can stress down a bit. 

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I go to a very small gym and always make sure to go in early hours so that it's not full. Today I arrived and there was just one guy in a bench, and so I took one of the remaining four there were around. 

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I was just finishing the first series when another person joined the gym. Let's call him Jim. 

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As I had finished, I stood up to move my stuff to another place that I would need to do my series, which he was using. 

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I approached to the point where he inevitably saw me and asked "Hey man, could you intercalate?" to which he agreed, but took the first turn of the machine. As he was doing it, he said to me "Out of all the exercises, is this the one you HAVE to do?". I thought he was being friendly, and so I kinda answered thinking it was just that. I said yes, but it won't take long, since I know I'm not the only one using it.   


Jim exhaled loudly and rolled his eyes telling me that I would mess his circuit if I used the machine, and that he always arrives at this time of the day so that the gym is empty. I was a bit confused, but just repeated that I won't take long in there. It was weird mainly since I thought he was just being friendly, as I said. And to suddenly receive that comment was a shocker. 

  
In my turn, as I was half-way there and he was doing another exercise, he drops the weights he was using and just tells me "See? It's all messed up now, thanks." while pointing at me with his palm as if I had just said something he didn't understand to later walk off with his hands on his waist, shaking his head.   


At this point, I didn't answer. As I finished I just moved to a different machine and decided to shift my routine a bit so that I could let him work. I was pissed, but I didn't want to get a trouble with Jim.   


Now I was in the last series just finishing, and Jim approaches me to tell that he was finished and that I could use it now. After around 20 minutes. I just replied with a nod and a thumbs up since, well, the gesture was done. I had to re-do all my routine just so that he doesn't tantrum.   


Now guys, we're both customers paying for the same service, we both arrive at the same hour to have the gym empty, we both were in chest day. Doesn't it makes sense to share the machines we are using? Isn't that what most gyms encourage? Like, yeah I get it; I would mess up with his routine, BUT he would mess with mine too, which is what happened. Wouldn't it have been better to just take turns on there, even if it means taking longer pauses?   


I really cannot agree with him in just keeping a machine for himself, while there might be someone else that needs it. I don't know why he felt entitled to it, even if, with his logic, HE arrived after me. 

I didn't want to add this part since it doesn't contribute anything, but he is one of those guys that goes to the gym almost naked. Shorts with 5/6 thigh uncovered, and small sport that shows his nipples from time to time. Small mohawk haircut; this is why I was a bit intimidated to reply back, and so decided to not push it further.   


Am I the asshole, guys? 

A:
yes
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