Even today, you see adults brown-bagging it to lunch.The subsidized meals at my HS were actually the same thing they charged us 5 bucks for. Usually a chicken salad/spaghetti with meatballs/pizza/turkey burger/something.
I actually went to HS in the same city as AznAnarchy did, different side of the tracks though so to speak. I usually brought my own sandwich and whatever else on my own.
But, apparently, it is an every day thing for poor kids.
-John
Even today, you see adults brown-bagging it to lunch.
Some of us looked at a Xchool Lunch as a luxery.
-John
Correct me if I'm wrong, but by high-school, Scool lunches werenet free.
It was like $5 to me, and a major expenditure, so I din't eat lunch... but as a luxery.
I'm not going to fault your home life, as obviously I got enough food, and obviously you got enough food, we just chose different times to eat, apparently. You ate school crap, and I ate peanut butter and jelly, at home.
-John
Correct me if I'm wrong, but by high-school, Scool lunches werenet free.
It was like $5 to me, and a major expenditure, so I din't eat lunch... but as a luxery.
I'm not going to fault your home life, as obviously I got enough food, and obviously you got enough food, we just chose different times to eat, apparently. You ate school crap, and I ate peanut butter and jelly, at home.
-John
That kind of fucked me up... because as I was paying taxes for the poor school kids, I couldn't afford a school lunch.
-John
I'm just saying, as others have said in this thread, that there is better food than school food. I'm not going to knock the poor, and I'm not going to deny them a meal. But there are better meals, than zschool food.
-John
This ain't India, or China, or Bangledesh, or Zimbabwe, this is America, and prosperity is hard to miss.
If you fail here... oh, jeez.
-John
