Given a post that is a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation and an associated claim about its type, verify if the claim is true or not. The claim asks if the posts are historical or hypothetical. The posts are "HISTORICAL" when the author has already done something and they are "HYPOTHETICAL" when the author is considering doing something in the future. Say 'yes' if the claim is true otherwise say 'no'

[EX Q]: CLAIM : The following post is HISTORICAL. POST : This happened a couple weeks ago. I was at a nice and very busy burger joint waiting on my to-go order to be made, so I sat at the bar and ordered a beer, which cost ~$5.50. I paid $6 to the bartender who gave me my drink, I had my beer and watched some of the games on the TVs. When I finished my beer it occurred to me that I never received any of my change. I kind of figured the barkeep forgot it since, as I said before, they were very busy. Makes sense, right? At this point I still intended on tipping the guy ~$2 for my $5.50 beer.

Now its important for me stop here to note that I've held multiple restaurant jobs where I washed dishes and served tables. Because of this I am never stingy with my tips, and I would also never take a customers money unless they told me to keep it... although I wouldn't do that anyway even if I had never worked in a restaurant. 

So, when he walks back my way I stop him and ask for my change. He practically did a double take at me, and asked in a derisive tone, "Really? You really want your fifty cents back?" 

At this point I was peeved, and was assuming this is regular behavior on his part. I responded, "Yeah. Did you just keep my money without my say?" He didn't say a word and turns for the register. "Well you can keep it," I said. "I was going to tip you more until you made the executive decision to keep my money without my say." He completely blows me off, gets the change, places it on the bar while giving me a smile exuding passive irritation and says, in the same tone, "Heres your fifty cents back." 

I repeated what I told him a second before, then left the change on the bar and made my way over to the other end of the restaurant to pick up my order. As I turned around, a couple of patrons were commenting on the interaction. I didn't catch what they said in its entirety, but they seemed to disapprove of me calling the bartender out like that.

So AITA for asking for my change back? 
[EX A]: yes

[EX Q]: CLAIM : The following post is HISTORICAL. POST : Please excuse bad grammar and spelling.

Let me explain: I was at a restaurant  last week with my sister. After eating I went to the bathroom (I actually announced that I was going to my bathroom to my sister before I went this will may be important later). Now there appeared to be a young man next to us and I thought nothing on it. 


So I went to the bathroom and locked the door. Someone texted me so I pulled out my phone and looked at it.  I heard someone come inside and thought nothing of it.  Then without any indication my stall door opened.  I reached out and placed my hand out and said, "occupied!"
Nothing. 
Whoever opened my door left and went to another stall at first I thought it might have been a mistake and went back to my sister but then I noticed that the young man was gone. 
I felt enraged and went and told my sister that the young man followed me into the bathroom.  A few seconds later the man came out of the bathroom and I sneered at him and he looked shocked.
My sister looked at him and said, "I think that's a girl."  I looked back at him and he had boobs. 
I was shocked and sat down embarrassed. My sister kept asking me "what happened?" and I told her to drop it.   

I told her the story when we left and she said she might have said something if she was a guy.  I not trying to discriminate how people dress and she has every right to use the bathroom I do.  But part of me was wondering if she just might have been a pervert and stopped when she saw that I had a phone in my hand.

I mean wouldn't she have seen my feet? Did she follow me in and open the door on purpose? I've done stuff like this before on accident and always apologized.  I don't even remember her knocking she just opened the door.  (Also the lock was broken and I didn't know that. There weren't a lot of people in the restaurant either). Am I overreacting? 
[EX A]: yes

[EX Q]: CLAIM : The following post is HISTORICAL. POST : Spoiler: when I say sleeping with, I mean that literally, nothing else happened.

So this happened last week at a Christmas Party. With a co-worker who is smart, attractive and funny.

The girl in question was rediculously drunk, like, stupid drunk. I wasn't too much better. 

However after the party was over (she had left about 10-20 minutes earlier as she was staying right by the venue I didn't think she'd have any trouble getting back)

As I leave the party she starts to call me asking me to pick her up, but being obnoxious/drunk about it, saying that she needs me and not giving any details, but because she sounded like she was outside I wanted to make sure she got home safe.

These calls to back and forth with her hanging up a few times in between and sending texts, eventually we meet up and I walk her back to her hotel room, she invites me in. In my head I'm thinking that "*Okay, I'll make sure she's set to sleep*". 

She's being generally flirty, saying how comfy the bed is and how nice it would be to cuddle then says to join her in the bed, which I do (thinking back on it, being stupid).

Still in my head thinking that I'm just going to leave. Then I don't leave, even after she gets more flirty. Following that; we sleep.

I can't help but feel that IATA for knowing she had a boyfriend but still staying in her hotel room. I know how I'd feel being that boyfriend.
[EX A]:
yes

