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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'
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CLAIM : The following post is HISTORICAL. POST : So quick and Dirty, I lost my Job  Fell behind on my Car note and my car nearly got Repossessed. My SO and I were living together and also wouldn't be able to cover rent and have to leave within a month. I Was offered two choices by family pay for the car note until I could handle it and come live with them or Pay my rent for the month and stay put. I went with the Car AITA?
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no


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CLAIM : The following post is HISTORICAL. POST : (I'm posting this on behalf of a friend who doesn't have Reddit, so anything not in parentheses is from his pov)

So I was doing work in class and my friend was doing a sketch at the same time. I accidentally bump an already shaky table and it screws up her sketch ( keep in mind that she has anxiety and even little things can ruin her whole day). Friend proceeds to get mad and explain how she's had to restart the sketch multiple times. I say that the table of shaky and that it's no big deal. Friend proceeds to start crying in front of the whole class, and still no apology. ( I suggested that he apologise but he doesn't think it's necessary). Finally, she apologized for getting angry and doesn't talk for the rest of the class. 

Is he the asshole?
answer:
yes


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CLAIM : The following post is HISTORICAL. POST : Background about us: I’m a 2nd gen American and speak both English and my native language fluently. My roommate is a 1st gen that can understand basic English but can barely speak it.

Basically when we first met as coworkers, he would occasionally ask me to make a call pretending to be him for personal stuff like problems at his apartment, his business, etc. Now he relies on me to do all the speaking for him. I’ve already talked to him about taking classes and having the willingness to learn if he plans to continue living in the states. He says he’ll start taking classes soon but I dont see any initiative. He’ll barge in my room with phone in hand already making a call and shoving his phone in my face, while explaining his situation as the call goes through. Personally, I find this super annoying and confronted him about it. He would get mad and say something along the lines of “is it that difficult to make a simple phone call?”. While its true that its not a particularly difficult task, I dont want to be constantly bothered. I told him I plan to move out after the lease ends.

AITA for telling him not to bother me with his problems anymore?
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yes


