user: 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'

[EX Q]: CLAIM : The following post is HISTORICAL. POST : I know I’m in the right I just wanna be sure, 

So basically I (31 M) live in a complex with my mom since her and my stepdad had a separation (not👏a👏divorce👏) and the walls here are really thin. The kid next door (18 M) is always playing his trash lil pump music and I can hear him and his girlfriend banging when she comes over which is stupid coz I’ve told her on many occasions in the hall she needs to ditch that creep and find a real man (fingers crossed) anyway one time in the hall we got in a shoving match and I was about to absoloutley deck this kid when I realised he smelt of marriageuanea, I called the police to his apartment and he’s been taken away for a few nights, I can now hear his mom sitting in his room crying and I just feel like this was the right thing to do guys he needs to learn that I’m not one to be pushed around 

[EX A]: no

[EX Q]: CLAIM : The following post is HISTORICAL. POST : Hi all, throwaway account here.

My friend (19) recently talked to me (18) and asked me to stop talking to them about money. They said it makes them uncomfortable since I grew up with a lot more than them. This is regarding conversations about houses, cars, apartments, loans, etc. (However, they began a couple conversations since- me: "My bike is old" them: "oh, mine's nice! It was a gift awhile ago." me: "Mine too, my aunt bought it \[a mountain bike\] for a couple hundred in 1996 and handed it down when she stopped using it. It's worth like 50 now, lol" them: "ha, our house was like a couple hundred! Well, a couple thousand"- that I just have to listen to since I was asked not to contribute).

They don't leave the dorm after class much so when I go to the markets on campus I offer to pick something up for them. My other friends (19 and 20) do this as well/with vending machines, and never ask to be paid back. They both grew up with less than me; one has worked on campus last semester-now, one just started, and the main friend does not work while at school.

So here's the thing: My family's upper middle class, but I don't get an allowance, didn't get a new car when I turned 16 (reasonably nice hand-me-down at 17), and all college loans are in my name (parents do contribute to my tuition though). I pay about $25-30,000/year for this school (out of state, no financial aid, loans), main friend only pays $2-4,000 (in state, plus financial aid and maybe? a loan). I work off-campus several hours/week plus my courseload for all my spending/saving money. I hate my job but it pays 9.35/hour (which I worked for 2 years to get, up from under 8). (Main friend works for minimum wage only at home.) I've earned myself over $2,000 (plus all my saved birthday/xmas checks since childhood). Main friend talks often about moving money from their savings to checkings to afford basic stuff like a bus ticket home, food, etc and makes jokes about having only a couple hundred dollars.

AMITA for wanting to be paid back if I get something for my friend (more than a few dollars)? I want to be a good friend so I offered to pick up some meds for them while I'm out tomorrow but I wouldn't spend over $5 on medicine for myself and they want name-brand stuff, $10+. I know they likely won't have it in cash and I don't want to ask for their card. It's really bugging me because they're a good friend and I don't want this to come between us, but I feel it's unfair to continually buy them stuff.
[EX A]: yes

[EX Q]: CLAIM : The following post is HYPOTHETICAL. POST : As it says in the title. Would it be more acceptable to tell your waiter/waitress that you don't tip and just recieve worse quality service? 
[EX A]:

assistant: yes