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.
One example is below.
Q: Is AUTHOR wrong in the post ? POST :  Pretty much was hanging out with two friends. I was watching the Lakers game. They won at the very last minute and I immediately hopped up and celebrated. Before I could even finish celebrating one friend started going on about how the Lakers suck. It just pissed me off so much I screamed at her to get out my room until she left. 


She knows I'm a huge fan and she likes them too. She was only saying it to antagonize me. Am I the dick here?
A: yes
Rationale: It is very rude to shout at someone and ask her to leave the room even if her comments may have antagonized the author. Hence author is at fault here.
Q: Is NOBODY wrong in the post ? POST : So ive been pondering the situation that happened to me new years Eve of 2017 since this year I stayed in for just fear essentially. So I want to explain my situation and see if I'm an asshole or not. So in 2017 I got a call a few days before New year's from a friend asking if I wanted to come DJ a party at his house. I had equipment and loved this guy and friends so I said sure I'll come DJ and party. So I did and had a great time. It's about 15 minutes from my house and all back roads in a pretty small town I should mention to help narrate the picture. 

Well the party went fine. I drank until midnight then stopped and kept DJing till about 3 am. So I felt fine pretty much. I had one drink every hour then stopped three hours ahead of time and felt pretty aware of myself so I figured yeah I can make the drive fine it's 15 minutes back roads and I feel fine. So I loaded up and everyone else was heading home. Well this stupid girl in the car in front put her car in the ditch pulling out of the driveway. Dumb right? Well I didn't know she was trashed so when she crawled out I was like oh fuck we gonna get in trouble. So I helped and my friend did too to push her car out of the ditch. a different person drove since we figured out she lives less than a mile up the road. Well during that time the cops got called since it's new year's with a car in the ditch someone nearby was gonna call. But everyone from the party was already heading home. Well since it's a small town the cops ain't too far from us and they had barely enough time to see the people leaving the party. I drove home fine doing 45 since there was a light powder of snow dropping and the light reflects off the snow making it hard to see. I remember seeing I thought a car behind me originally close but in then disappeared into the rear view and kept disappearing/ reappraring every few seconds. I thought maybe it was my buddy Dylan following me to make sure I got home safe since he only takes one turn different to get home so I thought thanks man in my head. Eventually where the car shouldve turned if it were dylan disappeared and that made sense since I figured that he went home. 

Nope. It wasn't him. I got home fine and went to hop in bed and right as I did I got a knock on the door. I should mention I was home visiting my hometown and was at my parents so my dad was sound asleep in his chair. It was the police. They were asking about if the owner of the car parked outside was home. My dad was super confused so he comes up to me and asks why the hell the cops are at the house. I said because I helped out a drunk person from the ditch and made sure they got home so they were probably asking to make sure nothing was wrong so I was like lemme talk to them and settle the situation so there's no worries.
I fucked up here Reddit. The cops were not my friend that night. They started grilling me on who was in the car, who helped me, asking specific names and what party I was at. And I'm no snitch so I didn't say any names except that I helped a girl out of the ditch and made sure she got home fine. It was getting them mad that I wouldn't tell them who it was so they could make some good arrests and be a "hero". So after they did a good ten minutes of grilling they turned to me and said "smells like alcohol on your breath. You been drinking and driving?" I did admit yes I drank tonight and yes that was my car out there but i should be sober by now. I even let them search my car full of dj equipment as they were looking for open intoxicant or alcohol on me. Well they didn't find any so they made me blow. I got .087 so I was above the legal limit barely. They admitted then they had followed me but lost me from being so far behind. I asked why they didn't pull me over in the first place if they thought my driving was bad? Never got a answer.

So basically what happened is I spent the night in jail but got away free of charges. See you can't be arrested for a DUI if you never showed cause of being drunk while driving and if they can't prove you even drove the car. I admitted to being the owner but never said I drove it home and they never even had me inside my vehicle. So I got lucky. But what I want to know is am I the asshole for driving? I barely got over the limit and obviously they never were super worried about my driving because they were right behind me originally and followed me a few miles but never stopped me, so I must have been driving decent enough for them. I didn't go out this year because I was back in my hometown and just was afraid to go out at all for fear of cops going after anyone. So am I the asshole or is the cops who went after me the asshole? 
A:
no