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).

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Alright so this is a D&amp;D game that myself and five of my friends sit down to play online.

Alright so awhile back my group had kicked another player out for rude behavior. The group decided we still wanted five players so my best friend (Will now be referred to as BF) and I were in another game on another day of the week and we wanted to invite our GM (Will now be referred to as GMF) who we liked. GMF accepted. About a week later when I'm offline BF and GMF are hanging out online in our Discord server with two other players. Now I only have second hand accounts of what happened so I'm doing the best I can with what info I have. This is the rise of the first issue They were hanging out when BF said he was playing a game and GMF said that was gay. One of my other players who is actually LGBT (They will be called P1 for player one.) and called them out for saying using gay in a derogatory way. BF tried to keep the issue from escalating, but GMF pretty much responded with, "Get over it." The issue was taken up with me and I decided to wait and watch to see if he would do it again, he never did.

Cut to about a month later where we're discussing doing a one shot based around a kids show and GMF and BF both made jokes about the source material that literally everyone has made but P1 decides to take it personally and starts a moral crusade against both of them. I get pissed about this and try to point out that this is literally just a joke. He gets mad and tells me about how it shaped P1's childhood in DMs. This is an issue he brought up but used it to say that GMF wasn't fitting in with the group. For the next two months we have no issues except for one where GMF is talking over other players and I message him to see if he could not do so. He agreed and kept to his word for the rest of the campaign of letting others speak before he did. He took it to that extreme, I did not ask him to take it there but he did.

Cut to another month later and I receive a message from P1 that another player is having issues and says that they would not be able to confront GMF if asked to. The other player does. Their reasoning that they feel uncomfortable with GMF playing with them. The second player asks me to talk to a third player, and that third player states that they are neutral but doesn't see GMF as trying to be a member of the group.

So I decide that in order to preserve the group I have to get rid of GMF because as the GM of the group I have to remain impartial and everyone here is a friend. BF is upset by this, I am pissed about this but I felt powerless in this situation since I knew I wouldn't be able to resolve the issues.

TL;DR: My friends got in a fight on the internet and I'm the one that has to deal with the fallout. I had to kick out a friend because of a joke he made 3 months ago. I took my own feelings out of the equation when making the decision but I feel like an asshole so I wanted to confirm if this was the case or not.

Ex Output:
EVERYBODY


Ex Input:
Ugh. So annoying. I have an F buddy who lives maybe 15 minutes away by car. Whenever we meet up at my place (I prefer my place because it’s clean and tidy), he is always 30min to an hour late no matter the time of the day or the day of the week. 

This afternoon I got super annoyed after waiting an hour, so I called up another guy. I texted my F buddy telling him to forget it, I have other plans. He showed up anyway and saw the other guy (half naked, lowering the shades) in my apartment. 

He kept hammer texting me calling me a slut/whore/you name it. It’s especially weird because we are explicitly non-exclusive and use protection all the time. 

He’s livid I ditched him for another very on-time D. But I feel like I’m not the asshole here especially since he was super late. I’ve just had it with his tardy D. 

Ex Output:
OTHER


Ex Input:
So this happened in high school but has stuck with me to this day.   
I was part of a student leadership group and we were supposed to be going class to class and asking people for their suggestions on improving the school. We led these discussions in groups of three. In high school, I was a small, nerdy girl. My two teammates were a pre-military dude and a defensive lineman.

In one class there was this guy who kept giving obviously trolling suggestions (ex. gatorade in the water fountains) and he was shouting them out, talking over people with actual suggestions. I politely asked him to wait. He kept doing it. I asked him again, a little less politely. He kept going. I said "Dude, stop it. Other people have ideas too." He didn't stop until one of my team members finally asked him to knock it off. 

After we left the room, my two team members pulled me aside and told me that I was being way too aggressive.

Ex Output:

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
OTHER


