Detailed Instructions: 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'
Q: CLAIM : The following post is HISTORICAL. POST : My wife got into a car wreck on an icy road when a little old man (82) tagged her in the passenger-side back wheel. No injuries, everyone was going like 5mph. Her car was 15 years old so it was totaled out for about $1900. More than we deserved to get, lemme tell you, for that old 2003 rust bucket of hers.

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So, we started shopping for cars, spending the next two or three weeks cashing in stocks, savings, emergency monies and so on and so forth. Enough for about 80-90% of the price tag on a *2018 Chevy Sonic LT*\-- a serious upgrade compared to my wife's old car. All the bells and whistles, a spacious hatchback, keyless, you name it! Me and the entire family were thrilled with the idea-- and happy to get her OUT of that deathtrap so she didn't have an accident at 65mph, and not 5mph.

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We went to the dealership, told them our situation and took it for a test drive. It was like a dream. Soft, warm, 5-miles-on-it brand new. My wife fell in love with it immediately. When we got back, we told the salesman that we had one more check in the mail, coming in to combine with all of our monies so we could put down $12-13k out of the $15.8k needed to buy this new, luxurious, beautiful car. We test-drove on Friday, we would have the check and be ready to sign Wednesday.

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The dealer sold the car the next day, on Saturday, to someone else.

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TODAY (Tuesday, the day before our intended buy date), he called us wanting to know if there was some other car we might be interested in. I berated, yelled, and made very very sure he knew how unhappy we were. My wife didn't know what to do, since that was the car she'd always wanted, since college (not sure WHY a chevy sonic is her dream car, but I'm not a car guy so I dunno....) I laid into this guy, mostly out of frustration for how sad my wife was at the turn of events, and REALLY made sure he knew we would not be conducting business with him anymore, regardless of our car needs.

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I understand the idea of how unappealing "I will gladly pay you tomorrow for a hamburger today" is, and I understand he has to run a business, but the lack of empathy REALLY stings. My wife and I take very good care of our vehicles, so we might get two, maybe three cars in our lifetime. I understand he has a business to run and someone with a check in their hand today is much, much better than someone with a check in their hand four days from now... but I felt really betrayed and super, super pissed off.

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"Am I the Asshole" for laying into this guy really, really hard over the phone for dashing our plans two days beforehand, and not having the stones to tell us about it until the day before--- then trying to get us to buy something else from his lot?

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A:
yes