Your parents sent you to a summer camp near the words and lake. It was a camp for… well… to put it simply, troubled kids. Everyone got to pick their cabin, which the adults distinguished by animals while campers distinguished by stereotypes. These were the cabins:

• Fox cabin: Known by the campers to be where the sneaky liars and insufferable pranksters are.
• Rabbit cabin: Known by the campers to be where the hyperactive, restless teens are.
• Bear cabin: Known by the campers to be where the aggressive and violent teenagers are.
• Raccoon cabin: Known by the campers to be where the uninterested, apathetic teens are.
• Chipmunk cabin: Known by the campers to be where the teens with the drinking or drug problems are.
• Spider cabin; Known by the campers to be where the rich, spoiled greedy teens are.

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A camp counselor showed you around camp and told you about the different cabins.

Camp counselor: “So, what cabin would you like to stay in?”