In this task you are given an anecdote, which recount a complex ethical situation. The question you are given is, has the author of the anecdote acted ethically? answer this question with "RIGHT" or "WRONG".

Q: Weird title, I know.
Here’s a little bit of backstory: I dated this girl for almost 6 months, but we “quickly” found out we were more like great friends than a couple, so we broke it up and continued to talk regularly. During the time we were together, me and my family would give her gifts. I would often get her clothes from the store I used to work at.
Anyway, about a two ago, I ordered a hoodie from a Chinese girl on instagram, at 400$. The hoodie came about a month later. Once it got here, I realized that the size was actually in the asian size chart, instead of american, so it didn’t fit me right at all. I call the girl and she tells me she could change it for me, so I wait another month for the hoodie to arrive, and when it does, the girl has the audacity to tell me that she can’t change it, but rather lower the price of the original by 10$, because the one she first gave me didn’t have a tag anymore, even though it never had a tag in the first place! So I just say fuck it and buy the hoodie for a second time at 30$, it just so happened that the day I went to get it, my ex was waiting for me at my house, so we started talking and I let her know about the hoodie and she says she’ll take it off my hands. Since I didn’t feel like making her pay full price, I told her I would do 30$ to at least make up for having to buy it again. She posts a picture of it on instagram and my dad happened to see, he then casually tells me “hey, isn’t that the same hoodie you bought like two months ago?” and I then explained the situation. He then scolded me and told me I should have given it to her for free (even though I used to make 260$ a month, so 70$ for a hoodie is a lot of money for me) so I call her up and let her know she could keep it.

Now it’s eating me up, I’m not sure if I should have just given it to her to begin with or if giving it to her for 30$ wasn’t such a big deal. AITA here?

A: RIGHT
****
Q: On Friday night I had a sleepover with my friends after going ice skating for my birthday. We had a blast but stayed up pretty late (2:30ish). I got about 5-5 &amp; 1/2 hours of sleep. I tried to take a small nap before dinner on Saturday to catch up on a little bit of sleep but my family was being very loud in the kitchen. I didn’t get mad because as it wasn’t time to be sleeping I didn’t expect them to walk on eggshells for me.

So I maybe got ~10 minutes extra. Then last night I went to bed at 11:30 and popped two melatonins. My family came up at 12:10 to get ready. I slept through them getting ready for bed even though the bathroom is right next to my room and their rooms surround mine. I was asleep by 11:40 and had been asleep half an hour before they burst into my room.

So they burst into my room and my dad goes “Hi, finfp!” And my sister trying to trick disoriented me goes “It’s time to leave for vacation!” As if it was actually next week. I immediately woke up to my family filing into my room and I yelled “No it’s not, get out!” 

As I was now awake, and my family was still getting ready for bed, it was noisy in the upstairs and I have trouble sleeping (hence the melatonin) and sat in bed for about 10 minutes. My dad was yelling (not angrily, just being really loud when he spoke). So I yelled “please be quiet!” And my sister, trying to keep the joke going, said: “Finfp, it’s time for spring break, chill.” My dad said “finfp, settle down.” 

I was fuming at this point, as they had run into my room, knowing full well I was sleeping and woke me up, then got mad because I was trying to go back to sleep. I got up and ran into my dads room and yelled at him and then ran back into my room. He says I was too mouthy and that it was just a joke.

A: RIGHT
****
Q: I had to pick them up, I forgot where my car was so I walked in the opposite direction. They laughed and told me where the car was ( they could see it from the door). I, still in the playful mindset, did the door lock thing ( lock the door when they touch the handle) so the older one (11) of them decided they'll walk. I thought they were joking but watched them walk. I drove up to them and let them play the handle again, they walked away laughing. I drove again and got out the car, I was kind of done by then because I start feeling sick. I asked if they were going to get in and they said no and walked off again. They had cross a busy street to get to the other side to the neighborhood, I doubted the younger one(8) could do it but couldn't do much about it. I tried parking near the light but couldn't so parked at the elementary school further away. My mom drove pass and I told her they were walking and she blew up on me saying that I wanted people to go to jail.  Let me note that even kindergartners walk home because are neighborhood has two elementary schools and a middle school. She drove to pick them and I drove behind her, she got them and did the whole pointy angry finger thing. When I got home she acted like nothing happen but later I heard she plans to take the car away so I have to find a way to get to uni after spring break.

The story the kids are telling everyone is that I refused to drive them and they were forced to walk home which isnt possible considering they were laughing and joking the whole time. My mom doesn't want to hear my side and now i'm stuck. 

A:

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
WRONG
****
