Detailed Instructions: 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'
Q: CLAIM : The following post is HISTORICAL. POST : So this all started about two weeks ago, I had finished a personal art piece in the rdr2 art style and posted it on my Facebook. I talked to my older brother about it and he agreed that he would commission me a portrait in the same style.

Before we even negotiated prices he immediately asked for all sorts of ridiculous requests such as a dynamic background and accessories to be added. I'm normally ok with that as that's part of the process however he wanted this all to be done within a few days to which I told him "that's not exactly possible" as work like this can take me 10+ hours to complete. 

As I was nearing finals week this would get even more difficult for me because of more projects and exams to work on in addition to the other commissions I've had in progress. My brother heavily insisted that I make his a priority even though he had yet to pay me anything in advance and insisted upon paying me after I finished the product. If anyone knows anything about choosing beggars, you'll know where this is going.

Now the standard practice for art commissions is that you either pay by the hour or you pay half up front and half upon completion. I originally quoted him at around $70 but then soon after I dropped it to $20 as a gift for Christmas. He agreed to the $20 dollars and said that he'd post it to his instagram and promote me for my efforts. I figured that this is reasonable however he still wouldn't pay me half up front and demanded I finish it first before paying me. 

About 75% into the project I get a notification from my other brother who tells me that he's already posted the unfinished product online without crediting me or anything like that. Furious, I considered dropping the project all together but I needed the money to get home after finals. 

So we get to yesterday and he calls me after not speaking to me for two days about my progress on the picture and why I haven't updated him on anything. I promptly told him that I'm not working on anything else until he pays me what I'm owed. I also called him out on the blatant disrespect for my work by posting an unfinished product without crediting me online. 

He then proceeded to call my work mediocre and half assed to which I told him to fuck off and take it for free. I promptly hung up but he decided to call me back calling me an asshole for getting mad at him. I tried to tell him where he went wrong but he didn't want to hear it. 

About an hour later he sent me the $20 and called me an asshole for arguing with him. I ended up finishing the piece yesterday night and sent it to him along with an apology to which he still hasn't responded. I checked his instagram and it's currently his most liked picture with over 1,000 likes and my name is no where in sight, not even my signature. 

All in all, I just want to know am I the asshole for calling him out and telling him to fuck off for disrespecting me? 


A:
no