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 :   I've been in my apartment building for 3 1/2 years now. The building has 24 apartments, not all are occupied. There are only 2 sets of washers/dryers. All of the younger occupants use their parents washers.  I have kids and a lot of laundry to do. Normally running 4 loads every Wednesday, and a buffer load or two Saturday. I don't always get down to change the loads right when they finish as it's crazy some days keeping up with the kids. It's been the norm to come down to my laundry put on the clean folding table adjacent to the washers. And I don't blame them for not taking their day to wait for me. Everyone uses both washers at a time if they have the loads. If you go down and both are taken, but leave your basket, the first person starts to leave one open knowing someone is waiting. 
  Yesterday, I go down with only two loads to run. One washer taken, one open. Cycle is finished, clothes sitting. I give it a few minutes and decide to start digging out the tree and christmas decor from storage. No one shows by the time I'm ready to start carrying up the 10 large bins to the second floor. So I move the laundry and start both cycles because there's no laundry basket with clothes waiting. 
  Carry up my second set of boxes and headed down for my third trip and when I pass a new renter, single mother and her kid are in the laundry room. The conversation as follows:
  NewGirl: umm excuse me!
  Me: yes?
  NG: did you move my laundry?
  Me: yeah, it's all on the counter. I didn't see anyone that needed the washers, so I started both. You need me to leave a dryer open when I move mine over?
   NG: *0-100. Starts screaming* Your are rude. Really rude. That's my laundry and you don't touch it. There's 24 apartments here and two washers. You moved mine and took both washers.
  Me: I'm sorry. The cycle on the machine to the right takes 31 minutes. The machine on the left takes 28. It'll be done in 12 minutes. Do you need it then?
  NG: No I don't. But you're rude your shouldn't touch my laundry. I only use one at a time. I've done 8 loads today. *More cussing and betraying ensues...*
  Me: *still holding restraint as her daughter was in the room* Look. I've been here for 3 1/2 years now *completely cuts me off to scream at this point*
  NG: I don't care how long you've been here. I'm 52 years old and you're... *at which point I am losing it and cut her off*
  Me: I don't give two shits how old you are. Don't care if you're a single mother to your one kid. I have three and it doesn't give me an excuse to scream at my neighbor the first time I've talked to them. No one waits for me to come down and change my laundry and I don't expect them to wait. I would never take 8 1/2 hours to do 8 loads of laundry and you shouldnt have either. Use both the washers and you'd be done in half the time instead of taking up half the machines literally all day. I've also seen people leave their laundry sitting for hours and entire days in the wash or dryer. *Again cut off*
  NG: *with more profanity in front of her child* 5 minutes. 5 minutes! That's all it was sitting for.
  Me: simply not true. You're just being a real bitch about this and not how a 52 year old adult should approach a conversation. I'm not waiting hours for the people that leave their clothes. I don't know, not would I care that it's your laundry there. I have no we a6 of knowing how long it's been sitting there before it's okay to move it
  NG: you shouldn't move anyone's laundry. You're a rude asshole.
  Me: well you're pretty screwed. I wake at 4 am. Everyday. My throw away laundry will be in both washers every morning at that time, and it'll sit there. Don't you dare touch it.
  NG: *storms away mumbling the whole way*

Obviously an unpleasant person. Her approach to the situation unreasonable and uncalled for. But as for laundry etiquette, AITA???
A: 
yes