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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.
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Is OTHER wrong in the post ? POST : So for the past 3 days, my manager had been out sick with some sort of stomach bug. Then my coworker had it yesterday &amp; called out. And now, apparently it's my turn. I was up last night feeling like death.

But, when I called out this morning, I found at that my coworker who called out yesterday called out again today, &amp; everyone who's off today (my manager &amp; 2 other girls) says they're busy...so no one is going to be running the store. And now I feel like an asshole. This is the first time I've ever called out of a job &amp; I know it's warranted &amp; that I deserve to get that right if others do &amp; blah blah blah but now I just feel like such a dick. If I had known no one would be there today I would have just tried to get some rest last night and come in anyway. Should I just have gone in anyway when I knew no one was going to be there? AITA?
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yes


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Is OTHER wrong in the post ? POST : My wife and I are separated but I still live in the house for the next few weeks. Last night we agreed that she could go out as long as she came home before 6am so that I could take the car to work. We have two vehicles, a small car and a minivan. We also have five children. She watches the kids during the day Monday through Friday and I let her do whatever else she wants to do at night every night except for Monday and every other Saturday. This is just a temporary arrangement until I move out then we will be doing a 50-50 custody arrangement.

Anyways.

She texts me at 545am this morning asking me if she could stay longer and if I could just take the van. I say no, she needs the van because it can hold all the children and has all the carseats. She says that she doesn't need the van or the carseats and that she wants to sleep in. I tell her that she might need them in the event of an emergency. She says that she doesn't care and that I need to take the van. We argue some more and then she says she has changed her mind and doesn't want to come home until 9 and then blocks my phone number. I end up being late for work since i'm trying to contact her and I don't want to take the van.

I call her again at 9am and she says she has called the kids and told them to eat breakfast and then hangs up on me. At this point I don't know if she actually will be at home so I leave work and arrive at home at 930 and she is nowhere to be found. I text her, no response. She walks in the door at 10am and I tell her I would like to take the car back to work. She disagrees and starts yelling and cussing at me telling me she won't let me win and that I don't get whatever I want. I tell her all I have in mind is the best interests of the children in mind. She drives away while telling me to eat a bag of dicks and to go fuck myself over and over. I call her friend and ask her friend to just talk to her, that is all I say. She comes back at 11am and I take the car to work but screams at me until I drive away.
answer:
yes


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Is NOBODY wrong in the post ? POST : Recently I have agreed to take care of a dog that was abandoned by her previous owners for unknown reasons. She's still pretty young, barely above a year old, displaying puppy-like behaviours.

She's very cute looking, she has those eyes like that cat from Shrek - you just can't refuse her anything when she looks at you with them. She makes a fantastic impression on anyone who meets her and usual reaction is "oh, she's so sweet, what a lovely dog".

The only thing is, she's not.

She's a huge attention seeker - whenever you're in the house, she'll keep following you like a lost puppy (maybe cuz she is one) and she constantly wants to be peted. But when you leave the house, she becomes an unstoppable destructive force with one objective - to ruin your entire apartment. 

Okay - when I agreed to take her, no one warned she's like that. But I took into consideration that foster dogs are not a fairy tale and that she might be problematic. I took her 1,5 month ago and since then, she already costed me over 2,5k euro (she destroyed the tv, my clothes, some of the furniture, headphones and some other less valuable of my stuff). I was furious when I found out that she destroyed the TV, but I never vented out on her.

I understand that she's not doing this on purpose and most likely it's separation anxiety, but all those events made simply not like her. When I look at her, I don't see an adorable dog, I see someone who ruined tons of my stuff. I really, really don't like her.

Now don't get me wrong - I'm not abusing her or anything. I still take care of her and I'm giving her attention, although it's forced from my side - I don't want to give her back until she'll find a permanent home. Despite the fact that I'm caring for her as much as I can (I recently taught her how to give paw and how to sit), people still call me an asshole or an idiot when I'm telling them that I don't like her due to the fact that she's not my dog and never will be and that she destroyed lots of my stuff. I'm not forced to like a dog - I still take care of her and make sure that she has everything she needs and I'm doing my best to correct her behaviour, but that doesn't mean I have any positive feelings about her.

Yet people still call me an asshole for that - am I really one for not liking someone who devastated my place? 
answer:

no


