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 : I frequent a well maintained municipal par 3 golf course near my work. Yesterday after work, I met a friend there to enjoy a casual round. There was a group of 12 younger dudes playing in foursomes. Totally normal. Then I see them teeing off from different areas than the actual tee box, elongating the holes (longest holes are 110 yards.) Ok, whatever. They kept a decent pace. However if a player didn't hit the green on their first shot, they would hit a second and third ball. When my friend and I got to the greens after them, they were peppered with ball marks. This happened on every green. Some folks like, 'oh its just a municipal course, i dont have to treat it nice.' I hate those people. 

I play at this course all the time and I would describe my game somewhere in between bad and fair. I try to repair as many ball marks as possible so perhaps the golf gods would take pity on a poor soul. Keep in mind that the ground is fairly soggy here and these players were leaving some big craters. 

As my buddy and I approached the 7th tee box, the whole group of players were now amassed on the 8th tee all playing together at this point. After teeing off, we passed each other and I called out to them. "Hey, are you guys on a team or something?" I asked. I was thinking for several holes how to approach these guys. Honestly I thought they were in high school. When one of their players said, "Yeah, we're on a team," I lost my shit and shouted, "then fix your fucking ball marks!" None of them said a word. My buddy says to me, "Geez, old man much?"

We finished putting on the seventh green, and the entire group is was posted up, chipping and putting on 8. The 8th tee box is right by the parking lot so we decided to just call it a day. As we went past all their golf bags they left on the 8th tee box, I noticed... they were from a COLLEGE team. They definitely know better.

I googled the school and emailed their head coach. I did apologize for using profanity. But yes, I did snitch on them. 

Am I the asshole? 



Output: no


Input: Consider Input: CLAIM : The following post is HISTORICAL. POST : So there is a girl that I've been into for a while, and it seemed like she liked me back, I was considering asking her on a date this week.

Also this week, I bought a condom from a friend of mine that I'll call Flynn. I didn't really do it for any reason besides the fact that he was selling it, and that I figured it would be useful at some point in the future. I wasn't planning on banging the girl any time soon.

Despite telling me that he wouldn't, Flynn told another friend of mine (who I'll call James) that I had done this, and then James went and told the girl I'm into that I had done this.

Now previously, I'd thought of this girl as being really nice and genuine, but I'm seeing a whole new side of her. She went with a friend of hers to confront Flynn and ask if it was true and if I’d bought it with the intention of using it on her, and he denied it but they saw through it. This is where things get strange – instead of being grossed out or infuriated, they apparently started giggling and making jokes about her innocence being taken. And the girl that I'm into said, in reference to me: "I didn't realize we were this serious."

So then, during lunch break, before I knew this had happened, I noticed everybody pretty much avoiding me. Then all of the sudden, one of the girl's other friends just said "[Girl’s name] doesn't like you, just so you know."

So after school, I confronted the girl that I like and we agreed to text about what is going on. When I talked to her in person, she was smiling shyly and looking down, which was just as confusing. I couldn't tell if she was amused, or flirty, or what.

She told me over texts that she had been told about the condom, but she never outright asked me if it was true or not (so I didn't lie to her). She also acknowledged that she had sent her friend to tell me that she doesn't like me. But now I'm starting to wonder if she just did that to test me.

Anyway, I'm really confused, and everyone in the school is either feeling bad for me or disgusted by me. I don't know what do to from here.

TLDR: I bought a condom, and the girl that I like thinks that I did it because I plan on having sex with her, and she seems to be playing me with mixed signals. I don't how to proceed from here. Does it seem like she might like me? And did I do wrong? I'm really confused.

Output: yes


Input: Consider Input: CLAIM : The following post is HISTORICAL. POST : My uni has an elective course that isn't related to the main courses (basically you study law/biology/history or whatever the fuck you want and get to take some CS on top of that). The course is limited to a certain number of students. I didn't apply at first because I already completed a CS program (unrelated to university) and I'm fairly good with maths/algorithms/programming. The other person related to this, I'll call her Karen (for meme's sake) applied in the first round as well but got rejected. 

In the second round, it was fairly simple to get in because most of the students booked courses that occupy the slots needed for this course. I didn't because I am lazy (going through uni in 3.5 instead of 3 years) and no idea why Karen didn't, anyways, she reapplied. This time I also applied because I realized that this would be a quick credit-grab and also rather interesting (I do a lot of programming in my free time). As said I'm *fairly good* with maths (i.e. 100% in both math courses I took), so I got in and Karen didn't. Now Karen is mad at me, saying I stole the course from her because I didn't even need it (she knows about the course I took before). AITA?


Output: no


