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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'
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CLAIM : The following post is HYPOTHETICAL. POST : I'm a HS senior taking Japanese 4. My teacher likes group projects, and this time he assigned the groups himself because he wanted us to learn how to work with others we may not like. However, my group has not been cooperating with me. 

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This project is supposed to be a 5 minute film. It's composed of me and 2 sophomores: S &amp; K. I was the one who reached out to them first, got their numbers, started a groupchat, and asked them on Tuesday when a good time to work would be. We have Friday/the weekend off and I was planning to work then because I'm very busy with other classes next week. S asks the groupchat if we can start planning this Monday, which gives us only 2 days to film and edit the video if we did just the whole script that day. She also doesn't want to meet after school and asks if we can do it during the 30 minute study hall we have each day. She wants to film in a single classroom, but explaining the project is a long story, so I'll just say that filming in a classroom wouldn't work well because we're supposed to be giving a "tour" of several rooms. K seems ok with meeting outside of school, but he also doesn't seem to care what happens either way. 

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Both of them stopped responding after we exchanged like 5 text messages on Tuesday, and today I texted them again asking if they were free on Friday/the weekend. S asks again if we can wait until Monday, and I told her that it wouldn't be enough time but we could start the script this weekend and film then. K agrees and says we can plan the script this weekend. S proceeds to ask if we can do it over facetime. I don't have an iPhone. She asks if I have Skype, but I have no webcam. I sense that S doesn't really want to get out of the house, so I ask her if she's busy this weekend. She tells me she has sports practice on Friday and a race on Saturday. Then K comes in and says he's going with his family to Niagara Falls the entire weekend. I asked them if I can make a google doc for the script and share it with them so we can all work on it while being apart. They said that's fine, but I doubt the script would be coordinated since none of us are talking to each other and expressing ideas while writing it.

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I explained the situation to my parents and they're pretty livid, suggesting I email my teacher and do the project on my own, leaving S and K in their own group. I told them I would wait until Sunday morning and see if anybody has contributed to the script besides me, and if they haven't then I would send an email. My parents, however, want me to do it asap so that I'm not limited on time. They told me that I shouldn't be getting an F because of my group and even if my groupmates were pissed off at me, they'd be on my side. However, S and K said they'd work on it and I feel that I should give them a chance before I go off on them for being incompetent. So, if I bail on them now and solo the project, WIBTA?
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yes


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CLAIM : The following post is HISTORICAL. POST : Before you get your pitchforks out please let me explain. I'm currently a senior at a 4 year university and until recently I was living with my parents because it financially makes sense. It only takes me 30 minutes to make the drive to campus so I've been fine making the daily commute. Over winter break, a friend of mine invited me out to the bar for a few drinks. We've been friends for a good 4 years and he's also my old roommate freshman year. While we were having a good time and catching up he told me about his living situation. He told me how his parents pay for an apartment on campus but due to his grades not being so great, he had to move back home. His parents are Asian and super strict so that really didn't surprise me. After his parents forced him to move out they couldn't find anyone to sublease so they were stuck with an empty room. He then offered to let me move in for free since he can't live there. Thinking this was too good to be true I asked him if there was a catch. I was at least expecting to pay half rent or something but he said not to worry. Shocked by his generous offer I accepted. This was probably the kindest thing anyone's ever done and I was planning on doing something really nice for him over the summer. The next week I went to visit the place and met all of his roommates who were all super cool with me moving in. I then spent the next week packing and moving all my stuff over. It's been a month now and everything couldn't have been better until my friend who offered me the room texted me asking for rent money. I was a little taken aback by this and I really didn't know how to respond. I would have never agreed to move in if I had to pay rent because I simply can't afford it. Also I'm paying for my own tuition so I can't afford rent on top of my tuition payments. I would have just moved out but I already moved everything over. My bed, furniture, and clothes are all there. Also I canceled my university parking pass and spent money getting an apartment parking so if I move out I'm out a serious chunk of money since I have to buy my university pass again. I honestly think I shouldn't pay rent because he promised me I didn't have too. I'm going to tell him that I won't pay for anything. Is my roommate being an asshole for demanding rent after he promised that I could live there for free? Or was I just naive?
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yes


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CLAIM : The following post is HISTORICAL. POST : So my friend who we will call S told me something about herself that only like 5 people know other than means she says it’s not lying if she’s just letting them just assume false information. Am I in the wrong for not telling her that that is a form of lying?
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no


