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'

Input: Consider Input: CLAIM : The following post is HISTORICAL. POST : So on my commute to work, I take a route that takes me through a mountain/canyon road. This is a one-lane road, meaning there's only one lane going in either direction. Legally passing a car is not possible here.

The speed limit is 45mph throughout the entirety of this mountain road, due to how many sharp turns and curves there are.

I always adhere to the speed limit when driving here, and I've never encountered any issues for the past 3 years that I've been using this route.

Last week on the way to work, I notice that there's a single car behind me that's aggressively tailgating me. Like, they got *really* close. They also honked at me aggressively multiple times, but I just kept minding my own business. I realize that they were accusing me of being slow, but I didn't want to go any faster because:

1. I'm already going at the speed limit
2. Like I said, it's a mountainous road, so sharp turns and curves throughout. Going any faster would be unsafe.

In the end, the car behind me eventually went "Screw it", and proceeded to do the unthinkable. They drove into the other lane, then sped up and passed me on my left, while giving me one final "f*** you!" honk as they passed me. Keep in mind that this is a one lane road, so the lane they drove into is meant for oncoming traffic. Luckily, there were no cars in that lane at the time, otherwise that car would be in for a very bad time. If there were cars in that lane, it would cause a pretty serious accident, considering there's the possibility of a vehicle being thrown over the cliff side.

Output: yes


Input: Consider Input: CLAIM : The following post is HYPOTHETICAL. POST : Not much to say. Been having casual sex for awhile and I have a strong desire to have a rape/home invasion roleplay. If I asked for this, and she got angry, scared, or disgusted, would I be the asshole for asking?

Output: yes


Input: Consider Input: CLAIM : The following post is HISTORICAL. POST : Some backstory
 This former friend and I go to the same university and lived together for two years. Our relationship started to fall apart when I decided to make some different choices in my life to be healthier. Mainly this involved not smoking weed, which after reflecting on that, it was the only thing him and I had in common. Our personalities and interests are too different. He as a roommate wouldn’t do dishes, take out trash, and sometimes would eat my food.  He also is very passive aggressive and would never have a direct conversation. With all that and  me not smoking weed our friendship whittled down to the occasional hello in passing. 

It’s important to note that I used to work at the apartment complex where we lived. This roommate left to go home for the summer early last May but the lease ended at the beginning of August. He left his bedspread, some school supplies, and personal items in the room. The policy is that unless a person renewed for the same room, any possessions they leave behind after they move out will be bagged up and marked. The possessions will be kept in storage for approximately one month and then if the owner doesn’t come back for them the items will be thrown out. 

Fast forward to now , I don’t live with the former friend anymore and haven’t spoken to him in months.  I live in great conditions with some of my best friends which makes a night and day difference. The former friend and I are both in a mutual organization which had a party. At the party it was oblivious he was very drunk. 

He came up to me and asked what I did with his stuff. I told him I no longer work at the apartment and that they probably bagged it and the threw it away when he didn’t come back for months. He accuses me of stealing his stuff .He proceeds to shove me and call me many things but mainly a piece of shit, pussy, low life and thief. I backup and tell him he shouldn’t do this. He is tall and skinny and I am shorter and stockier with a background in martial arts and wrestling. The last thing I want to do is fight a drunk person that is not thinking clearly. He still comes at me. 

I try to tell him that I was in Europe for the time that he moved out and wasn’t working with the apartment at that time so there’s no way I could have taken his things or had access to them even if I wanted to. He doesn’t understand logic and had to be held back by another friend and then left.

I sent him a text after he left saying that I would be fine talking to him when he wasn’t drunk and that I’m sorry if he thought I wronged him. He responded with more accusations and nonsense.  I have no problem accepting fault for things I do and reflecting inwardly. In this case I don’t think I did anything to him other than cutoff a toxic relationship so am I the asshole for conducting myself this way? 



Output: yes


