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.

Input: Consider Input: Is EVERYBODY wrong in the post ? POST : I work in a big centre full of restaurants, all of which share the same same set of bathrooms, like you would find in a shopping centre or mall.  The toilets are in a long hallway in the corner of the building, with the accessible cubicle closest to the entrance, followed by a parent's room, the ladies room, and finally the gents. It's worth noting I'm a fully abled male.

My job is in hospitality, so a bathroom break usually has to be pretty brief, and wiping urine off the seats in the men's bathroom gets old pretty quickly, so I like to use the accessible bathroom. 

A couple of days ago I was doing my business and as I'm getting ready to wipe, I hear someone try the door. Knowing it's potentially someone who needs the accessibility, I get my hustle on and leave no more than thirty seconds after they tried to get in. 

As I was leaving, I saw what I figured to be an elderly mother and her middle aged daughter. The daughter kind of scoffed and asked me in an entirely unfriendly tone:  "Where's your disability?"

 I was caught off guard a little and just said "Thank you!" and walked away.

AITA for using the accessible bathroom?


Output: yes


Input: Consider Input: Is EVERYBODY wrong in the post ? POST : this is a short but yeah I live with a roommate and well he went to the bathroom before me and when I had to piss there wasn't paper but I didn't put more in he got kinda mad that I didn't replace it but he left it like that so idk AITA

Output: yes


Input: Consider Input: Is NOBODY wrong in the post ? POST : So me and a few friends went to a semi fancy restaurant, and our waiter was pretty awful to say the least. It took him 10 minutes to even take our drink orders, and we saw him probably 4 times over the course of 2 hours. We came to the restaurant when it was daily full and were unable to leave until we were the last table because it took incredibly long to get anything from him. He had other waiters bring over our appetizers, and it took him over 10 minutes anytime we requested anything. The only time he was anything resembling quick was when we requested the check, which we made sure to do in advance because of how long it took to get everything else. I don’t have high standards, I don’t need to be fawned over, but this was fast food levels of quality service. And he wasn’t busy, he was waiting on two other tables and wasn’t spending much time with them either. When the check came I left no tip, and one of the people I was with was upset about it. My argument is that if I had been at a fast food restaurant I would have gotten faster service and left no tip for it, but she claims that we should have left something even if it wasn’t a large tip. So AITA? I don’t feel good about it, but I feel that’s part of tipping culture. Do a bad job, get a bad tip. Let me know


Output: no


