Detailed Instructions: 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.
Q: Is AUTHOR wrong in the post ? POST : So for the past week, Ive had basically 1-2 job interviews each day. My post-interview routine is have the interview, thank the company, and then forgot about the job. This is because Ive had so many promising interviews that I never heard back from, so its best for me to pretend I didn't get it and keep looking for work. 

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One interview ("Job A"), I thought I wouldn't get at all because of my experience, however they said they'd tell me by Wednesday this week (yesterday) if I had the job. They emailed me and said they had trouble getting in contact with my references, so id find out today.

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 Job B sounded like I would get it, but honestly I've been in a situation where I thought id get the job and it didn't happen, so I didn't get my hopes up. The woman interviewing me for job B told me that she was impressed with me, got me to fill out an application and then told me she would send everything away for reference checks, but it all sounded really promising to her. I was told I'd hear by Monday this week.2 That was the only hint that I would be successful, but like with any other job, I waited it out to see what would happen.

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Barely even an hour ago, I got a call from job A. The woman offered me the job, and even though I was surprised they wanted me (like I said, because of experience), I took it because it would be an awesome experience. Half an hour ago, the lady from job B called. She told me I had been accepted for this job, and I'll get an email with my start date and everything soon. This is basically how our call went down:

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Job B: Hi atomicpigeons, sorry for the late reply, but we are wanting to offer you the job at (shop). You will receive an email soon with your start dates and any other information.

Me: Thank you so much for your time, but unfortunately I just accepted a job earlier today. I appreciate you giving me the opportunity though.

\*silence\*

Job B: Well, you should've called me to tell me you got the job.

Me: Yes, I'm sorry about that, I didn't think to as I didn't know if I got the job with you or not.

Job B: Alright well, thank you for your time. \*hangs up\* 

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I felt guilty when she told me I should've called, but thinking about it, I'm not going to ring every interviewer that sounded promising if I already accepted another, especially if they ring late. AITA?
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no