Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, identify who is wrong here. Classify each post into the following categories : AUTHOR (if the author of the post is wrong in the situation), OTHER (if any of the others mentioned in the paragraph is wrong), EVERYBODY (if everyone mentioned is wrong) and NOBODY (if no one is wrong in the situation).

Input: Consider Input: So it’s about 1:30 or so on a Saturday night in Philadelphia. We’re all waiting in a long ass line at a cheesesteak place, if you’ve ever hit one after the bars you’ll know the scene I’m trying to describe. 

We’ve been waiting maybe 15 minutes when 4 African American girls squeeze past us and join two friends that were in front of us. If it was one or two I’d have been okay but 4 was a bit much. So I said “Hey, what the fuck go to the back of the line like everyone else!”  One girl starts saying “Why, because I’m black??” And another friend starts recording me saying I’m a racist MF and all this other crap. For reference, I am not black, but their race didn’t matter I would have said this to anyone. 

Employee yells what the fuss is all about and the group starts screaming that I’m being racist. I then get told to leave, which I do. 


I probably should have just let the cutters go since I got told to leave and didn’t get a delicious cheesesteak, and I probably should have asked nicer to get to the back of the line. Am I the racist a hole here?

Output: OTHER


Input: Consider Input: So a few months ago a neighbor got himself a drone and would fly it over my yard, I didn't really mind it and neither did my dog at the start. After a while he flew the drone closer and closer to the ground until it got my dog attention. My dog is really curious and likes to investigate and I got worried that he might break his drone so I went to my neighbor and asked him nicely if he could stop flying the drone so close to my dog. He responded that he won't do it anymore. And that was a like because the next day my dog was barking outside, which he does not do normally so I checked and would you look at that his drone was just 2 meters above my dog, so I went and grabbed it, and returned it the owner telling him again to stop flying it close to my dog and warned him that I might break it if he continues, and well he continued for a few days now. I had a bad day once because of a argument and when I saw his drone over my dog again I grabbed it before he can move it and smashed it to the ground. Later that day he called the police and after about 2 hours we both got just a warning.


Tldr: neighbor won't stop flying drone close to my dog got angry broke it

Output: OTHER


Input: Consider Input: I am in a class in university that consists of only juniors and seniors. In this class, I sit in the second row all the way to the left. It being a higher level class that doesn't always take attendance, many people decide not to show up to class, so there are often empty seats around me. However, I always sit next to my friend and there is always someone sitting in front of me.

An assignment for the class is to write an Op-Ed, basically a short opinionated article. As part of the assignment, everyone in the class was randomly assigned two others to peer review their article.

Of the two I was assigned, one was pretty good. They had a few grammatical errors and their points were a little confusing at times, but overall decent. I also didn't know too much about their topic to begin with.

The second one I reviewed was a train wreck at best. There were so many grammatical errors that I couldn't even read through the paper once without having to make corrections. Their sentence structure was so bad that I had to stop and try to parce out what it was supposed to say. I also knew a lot about this topic since I had written a paper on it a semester ago. They had the basic idea about the topic, but they left out a huge part of it that was really important to their point they were making.  All of that I left in my review that had my name attached to it online, but I didn't know who the person really was.

As class was ending the other day, my friend and I's conversation drifted to the Op-Eds that we had reviewed as people were packing up to leave. It turns out that he had looked at the first one I reviewed for fun and he had liked it as well. The other one he reviewed had some issues, but was ok overall. I told him about the topic that my second reviewed Op-Ed was about and what the person had left out. I reffered to the grammatical errors and bad sentence structure as a "hot mess" as I complained.

I started to hear someone near me saying "hey" to get my attention and I looked up at the person who sat right in front of me. They informed me that I was talking about their paper and then walked away. My friend and I got real quiet and he gave me a 'you really screwed up now' face. I said that I stand by what I said, since basically all the things I mentioned were in my review online that had my name attached to it anyway.

Now I'm not sure if I should feel bad about trash talking someone's paper and them calling me out for it.

Show your work and conclude with the exact phrasing "Therefore, the final answer is [answer]." where [answer] is just the final number or expression that solves the problem.
user
Output: AUTHOR


