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'

[EX Q]: CLAIM : The following post is HISTORICAL. POST : Recently I’ve been struggling with mental health and opened up to my mother about it. My mother is a difficult person but I still love her and I know she wants what’s best, but when I opened up to her about my anxiety/depression and she pretty much replied with “therapists are bullshit” and it was my lifestyle choices that were causing this, and if I went to the gym or “just make more friends” my issues will go away. This really upset me so i decided to talk to my father (parents are divorced btw) about it and he suggested to see a therapist, I agreed and went yesterday. I decided to hide it from my mother, knowing she would be upset if I went without telling her. I decided to tell her today and she flipped shit, yelling at me and then telling me to leave the house. I don’t know if what I did was wrong or not, my mother never wanted to support me through this hard time so I believed that she wouldn’t care. I dunno. She’s not talking to me anymore I’m at a loss.
[EX A]: no

[EX Q]: CLAIM : The following post is HISTORICAL. POST : Let me start by saying I used to be a pizza delivery guy, so I worked for tips and completely understand how it can be. So when I get pizza delivered, or I'm at a restaurant sitting at the table with a waitress/waiter I tip really well. Usuaully at LEAST 25%. 

Having said that, when I get a carry-out order, or the one that annoys me the most, when I go into a regular deli or something and order at the register, I never tip. In fact I actually get annoyed at the second one. I just ordered a sandwich at a deli and there was a tip jar sitting there and the receipt asked for a tip. 

WHY?? 

I worked in retail for countless years and never even remotely asked for a tip. Why the fuck is it somehow OK for it to be different because food? 

TL;DR: Am I the asshole for not tipping when I order food at a damn register, or get carry-out?
[EX A]: yes

[EX Q]: CLAIM : The following post is HISTORICAL. POST : Ok this is my wife’s friend, she is a very bad driver. She scratch her car up pretty bad parking her car in her garage. She went to the repair shop to pay a grand to fix the car so her dad wouldn’t be mad at her when she returned home from school. She picked it up after the paint job and drove out the repair shop and immediately hits another driver and totaled her car. She and the other driver arguing about who is at fault, but I have seen her drive and It isn’t a stretch of any imagination that she caused it. She has hired legal representation and is claiming she got hurt (I am thinking she is milking it and refuses to admit fault). Also My wife even said she felt unsafe as her passenger before. 

Anyway she went home for Christmas (another state) and won’t be back for several weeks until school starts up again. She needs us to go to the dealership to take out a bunch of junk in the trunk and car and hang on to it for several weeks so insurance can get the car. We have seen the interior of her car it is total mess. It’s raining and cold out and I have zero desire to clean up her crap and organize it for her and take up space in my home. Shouldn’t she have thought this through before leaving for break when she suspected her car was totaled ? Or at least organize it better? Anyway wife is getting upset about my lack of enthusiasm for helping in this task. 
[EX A]:
yes

