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'

Example Input: CLAIM : The following post is HISTORICAL. POST : Hi everyone! A very close friend of mine has been recently started going into depression because of poor performance in academics and dropping out of uni. She has resorted to drugs now and it really breaks my heart to see her go through this. She has been harassing, teasing and openly shaming our classmates from high school and she keeps talking to herself on her own posts (she posts same thing everyday, 50-60 times). I tried to reach out to her but she just says everything is okay and that I’m jealous of her (I’m not jealous of her, I’m just really worried about her). I am really far away from her and can only do so much over phone calls or social media. No other friends or even her family are bothered to help her. Our mutual friends keep asking me but I feel ashamed because I don’t know exactly what is happening and how to fix it. So, I wanna know, AITA for not being able to help her or WIBTA for not being there if something serious happens to her, knowing that I could have helped her? 

Example Output: yes

Example Input: CLAIM : The following post is HISTORICAL. POST : I'm autistic, and get VERY uncomfortable when people annoy me by repeatedly touching me or doing something generally malicious and irritating (i.e. tripping me, knocking things from my hand, etc.) I can't stand it when someone's fucking with me. It overloads my senses and gives me lots of anxiety. So when they do something like poking me, I first ask them politely to stop. 

Poke, poke, poke.

I ask them again, and explain why I want them to stop ("You're making me uncomfortable").

Poke, poke, poke. 

I tell them to stop.

Poke, poke, poke. 

I say, "If you reach across the table to do that again, I will bring down my fist to your hand. I'm not joking, and it'll hurt. Stop, or I'll do that."

Then they try again, and SLAM, I hit them. Cue the angry "What the fuck!?" and I just shrug and say, "I warned you."

I've done this in different ways--I've hit people, kicked them, spat water at them, threw mud at them. None of this is ever unprovoked. I always warn people first and make sure that they hear me. I only do this when I know it's going to cause me lots of distress, and will only do this if people are doing something antagonistic (like, loud noises hurt my ears, but I'd never threaten to hit someone if they don't quiet down). Am I being childish? I don't think so, because I've asked them nicely and want to teach them that they can't just walk all over me. Also, I never go past what I threaten; I never do the thing multiple times, and I only do what I say I'm going to do, and I don't do this to kids, who wouldn't know better. Am I the asshole, or are the people who fuck with me? Do they have a right to complain that I did this?
Example Output: no

Example Input: CLAIM : The following post is HISTORICAL. POST : I currently live with two roommates, A and B in a really crappy apartment. We’re all girls in STEM in our early 20’s, I’m a chemist whose job keeps me out of the house 6:30am-4:00pm, A is a master’s student who has to be in lab 9:00am-6:00pm, and B is a second-year med school student. I primarily take care of the apartment since my work doesn’t follow me home so I’m the sole cleaner of the living areas, bathroom, and I’ll do a deep clean in the kitchen every once in a while since my roommates generally clean up after themselves there. I overall don’t mind this role much, if I had my own place I would have to clean these areas anyway, and living with roommates is a lot cheaper.

Our apartment has a bad mice infestation (I’ve had one crawl up my leg sitting on the couch, the most we’ve seen out at once is 6, mouse poop everywhere). We can’t control the heat and even though the landlord says it’s at 72F it sits around 60F, our electricity is horrible; our lights flicker daily at 7:00 pm and whenever we use any other electricity, and if we use the microwave or dishwasher with anything else there’ll be a power out. This past month we found out there’s no certificate of occupancy for this apartment and when confronting the landlord about it, she said she can’t fix and agreed to break the lease. B had the condition that she could only move if it’s after her exam on (Monday) December 17th, and before late January because it’ll be too close to her STEP exam in June. A can’t move after December 19th because she is flying across the country to see her family until mid-January, and once she comes back, can’t move until after late January because she has her MCAT exam.  My roommates had no time to find a new place therefore it was my job to find one, and again, I didn’t mind because I would be looking for a place regardless. I toured a bunch of houses, picked the top two, and asked my roommates when they would want to see them to set up the times. B ended up not being able to make it but said she trusts us to pick out a house. A and I both loved one of the houses, it’s on the first floor (which is nice compared to our 3rd floor walkup) and is $100 cheaper each per month.

The plan was for my dad and brother to drive 6 hours up to help move us, rent a truck, and fix anything needed in our new apartment. We planned on moving the 17th rights after B’s test. However, this plan fell apart last week when I realized that I couldn’t take that day off work and neither could my brother or A, so we could only move after 6:00pm with only me, A, B, and my boyfriend. We are definitely not strong enough to carry the furniture down three flights so we would have to hire movers which we cannot afford. B was freaking out about a different test that was coming up in 3 days to the point where she could not drop off the rental application, contact her cosigner, or sign the agreement breaking the lease. Whatever, we dropped it off for her and waited till after for her to sign and contact. During this time, A’s two guy friend offered to lend us their truck and help move us out on (Saturday) the 15th (they can’t during the week because they work and use the truck), my dad and brother can come up, and A and I both are free all day. We told B after her test that this was the new plan, and since she’ll be studying all day we can either pack, mover her stuff, and unpack for her (in one day, so she would wake up and leave one house and come home to a different house and go to sleep), or she can move herself after her test. All the living room and dining room furniture in the house is mine so I take responsibility for that, and we also have to move our bedroom furniture as well.

B completely freaked out on us. She said it was her only request to not move before the 17th, we don’t understand how stressful her tests are, and we are not being considerate of the position she’s in. She said she won’t be moving on the 15th but she’s coming to the house we’re moving into to choose which room she wants so it will be suitable for her to study in (um no). She said she had to drop $100’s on STEP and she can’t afford time or money to move in the first place, and said if she knew we were going to do this to her he would get a studio (which go for about $200 more a month). We continuously explained that she doesn’t have to move anything if she doesn’t want to, she’ll be saving $700 for the remainder of our lease in rent money, and all the help we are getting is free (compared to renting a truck and hiring people). Or if she doesn’t want any of her stuff moved till after her test she can move herself once she’s done. Still, B is pissed that we lied to her (unintentionally) and are not following her one request. She also brought up that I had friends over the night before a test on Halloween (she didn’t tell us she had a test until I asked if my roommates wanted to go out with me and 4 friends that came over prior. They were only over for an hour beforehand to eat pizza and walk to the bar. B stayed at her aunt’s house that night regardless) even though she had 3 dinner parties with 10+ people without telling us at all beforehand and didn’t cleanup for over a month until we started cleaning up her stuff for her. 

AITA for not sticking to the original move date and not following my roommate’s request?
Example Output:
yes

