TASK DEFINITION: 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'
PROBLEM: CLAIM : The following post is HISTORICAL. POST : Petty, but judging petty issues is what makes this sub great.

I’m at the airport, which has rows of seats for passengers who are waiting at each gate (as airports typically do).Each row is four seats, with lots of available rows scattered about.

When I first sat down at a seat fairly far from and facing away from the gate (so, not hot real estate gate-wise), I was fairly early and so put my backpack on my seat next to me.  Gradually the seats around me begin to fill up, including a woman who places her bag on the seat next to my bag and then sits in the next seat over (so, the row is lady, her bag, my bag, me).  

I’m looking down at my phone, but see a lady approach in my peripheral vision who stands in front of me  and asks in a sort of pissy/huffy voice,

“Can you put your bag on the floor, please?  So I can have a seat?”

I look up and see:

- the lady next to me with her bag on the seat, not being asked to move her bag
- several other people with bags on seats, not being asked to move their bags
-several other empty seats without bags in them (maybe four or five, all perfectly empty).

For whatever reason this made me incredibly annoyed (likely due to a pet peeve I have where I feel like something about being a pleasant-looking woman means I’m often asked to move or accommodate - for example, if I’m in a line of several people and someone wants to cut through, I’m INEVITABLY the one they ask to squeeze past).  So, I picked up my bag and moved both myself and my bag to another nearby and perfectly available seat.  Mainly because I worried if I had to continue to sit next to this woman, I might say something rude/express my annoyance (and no one wants to argue in an airport, they’re annoying enough).

So, now I’m sitting in my new seat, stewing in petty annoyance.  And I ask you, fellow internet readers...AITA?

SOLUTION: yes

PROBLEM: CLAIM : The following post is HISTORICAL. POST : Yeah, I know I'm cringy for being on Tik Tok, I use it for cosplaying orginal characters (ocs). People make hashtags (tags) to group their and other peoples' ocs. I made a tag called #monsterunioc where mythical creatures go to uni. About a month later (last friday (I.E march 1st)) a good friend of mine, Jane, made a very simmilar tag. I reacted to the video and in the little text bar said "When your friend makes a tag that's basically yours" as a joke. A few people didn't realize it was a joke and I made another video explaining that it was a joke. Another friend, Amy, told me that Jane was really upset about it, so I took down the original video and apologized to Jane and promised not think through what I post in the future. Jane did not forgive me and I felt really bad, I didn't mean to hurt their feelings, yes the joke wasn't that funny but it wasn't meant to hurt anyone. Now Jane, Amy and another friend, Ben, are all pissed off at me and won't talk to me. So AITA?

SOLUTION: no

PROBLEM: CLAIM : The following post is HISTORICAL. POST : To give more detail,  ive worked here for about 1.5 years and for thee first 6-7 months id always cover shifts no big deal. as time went on i realized people were calling out nearly every other day and i got tired of never really having days off or having to cancel plans so i began just telling the person i could not cover their shifts. Im unsure if it supports my argument or not but i think its worth mentioning ive only been late to work twice and never called out from *this* job once. so AITA for never covering co workers shifts? 

SOLUTION:
yes

