First of all, congratulations--this is what's referred to as a "high class problem".
"We still have to provide a high class of service.
You may also need a bachelor's degree to work at a high-class facility such as a casino.[4].
The fee will not apply to awards used to upgrade to a higher class of service, or to frequent-flier tickets that travelers book at www.united.com.united.com
Mr. Barber said: "The Dude almost holds himself to a higher class than he's in, which could explain the White Russian.
The same goes for the scene in which Marieme is informed by a teacher that her school grades aren't good enough for her to graduate to a higher class, even though she's set on pursuing her education.
Offering price discounts to typical passengers who are willing to fly business class and a free upgrade to a higher class for frequent flyers are effective schemes as well.
But on a recent afternoon at the Randolph at Broome, a bar in downtown Manhattan, Troy Sidle turned to a higher class of spirits, in exact proportions, for the establishment's signature "coffee cocktails," which reflected considerably more ambition and thought.
When participants were manipulated into thinking of themselves as belonging to a higher class than they did, the poorer ones, too, began to behave unethically.
She looked accustomed to a higher class of opponent as she dragged Watson to all corners, en route to winning the opening set for the loss of only 10 points.
(The families of those buried could pay afterwards to upgrade a third-class grave to a higher class if they later wanted to erect a memorial, but this practice was rare).
