user: In this task you are given an anecdote. You must find out whether the anecdote is something the author has done or is considering doing. Label the instances as "HISTORICAL" when the author has already done something and label them as "HYPOTHETICAL" when the author is considering doing something in the future.

Today I went to a very-well known fast food drive through and ordered my meal. At the paying window I was told that the car in front of me had paid the six dollars for my meal. Accepting this kind gesture, I asked how much the order was for the car behind me. It was over $30.00. Being a broke student I had to pass on paying it forward but I still feel a little guilty for not having continued the kindness. AITA for this?
HISTORICAL

So I work in a doctor’s office getting authorizations for procedures for two different doctors. I’m not the busiest person in the world but I’m constantly being swallowed by paperwork. Stuff I have to go over again and again to make sure is correct or updated or whatever. When I agreed to this position I was hyped about not having to talk to/help patients. I came from being the main patient-helper in the same office. Check in, check out, answer questions, answer phone calls. Absurd amount of work. I also still help with those when absolutely needed due to being short staffed. 

Anyway, I’ve slowly been doing more and more calling of patients lately and it’s always to give them bad news. It sucks and they get mad at me for things I can’t control. The nurses were doing it before and we are down to just one so I get it’s busy but there are others that could potentially help. 

Also because of the nature of our practice we are supposed to be awarded quarterly bonuses to give us incentive to keep coming to work. We’re also all getting raises next week as our reviews were just put in. I got an .11 raise and the bonus is $500. So my question is, would I be the asshole for asking for more pay because I’m being asked to do work I didn’t agree to when I started? 
HYPOTHETICAL

My son loves sports, actually he was a kid who seemed to keep to himself. He went through a stage in life when he really wasn't social. He's come out of his shell you can say. He's going to try out for the baseball team but he really wants to play football. I played football, it was some of the best times of my life. Made life long friends and loved playing.

He's going to be a sophomore in high school next year and wants to try out for the football team. They also train in the summer from what he's telling me at the school. A few of his friends are doing it and were on the team this year. 

I said yeah, I of course have no problem with it. My wife is pretty livid though, she's telling me that he isn't going to play and get seriously hurt. I basically told her he's going to play because he wants too, I don't see the big fucking deal. He's growing up, he's tall for his age, his friends are doing it, he loves sports. She told him she is going to refuse to sign whatever waiver they give, and if he goes to the practice she will show up and bring him home in front of everyone because she isn't joking. I did NOT expect her to be this livid about it. Of course it's me she's pissed at the most. Telling me I'm encouraging him while she is upset over this. It's going to be hard to convince me that he should not play. 

To be fair, the game is safer right now than it's ever been, especially more than when I played. I told him he can play, she's basically saying no and that she WILL stop him and won't sign the waivers (even though you only need 1 signature I believe). I really don't plan on changing my mind about him playing. It's what he WANTS to do.


assistant: HISTORICAL