classify text {harassment, self-harm, religion insult, sexist, hate, racist, safe for work, psychiatric or mental illness, porn}, text `Common dilemma faced in school, college, and workplace. Suddenly someone wants to borrow your phone. Let's say the person who wants to borrow is someone you often see or greet but not very close like a BFF. What is the best way to refuse lending your phone besides saying 'no credit'? Saying 'cannot' is also not an option. My experience at work was that there was a girl in the next office who would say 'hi' every day. One day she asked to borrow my phone because her battery was dead. She took my phone to her office and made a call that cost less than RM1. The next day, someone called me asking about a document. I told them I didn't know and that I had only lent my phone. It caused a lot of confusion. The girl had moved to another office and I didn't even have her phone number.`, return in JSON {'kelas'}
{"kelas": "harassment"}