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So this week I had my center support job, aka, the one week of community service for the center that everyone has to do. My job was to help maintenance.
There was a kid working in the department that I occasionally saw around. When it was close to lunch time Friday, I remarked that the food at Shriver is better than at Westover. So the short story is the idiot insists it isn't better even though he's never been to Westover and doesn't care that I've been at both centers.
From another student, I found-out the kid's name. Other student tells me the culinary kid is normally full of himself and he's going to make culinary kid try some Hispanic fish stew because of this. The stew is apparently of the, if you weren't raised with it, you won't like it, types of stews.
I'd like to find a way to force him to take a tour of Westover when there is no special IGR (Intergroup Relations) luncheon so he has to eat the lunch. (IGR luncheons are better since it'll be themes like black history or whatever is the focus and they actually get it together.) Ideally I'd find a way to force him to be there for breakfast too because it's worse. Or even have a group of transfer students surround him at once and tell him the food is worse all at once.
So this week I had my center support job, aka, the one week of community service for the center that everyone has to do. My job was to help maintenance.
There was a kid working in the department that I occasionally saw around. When it was close to lunch time Friday, I remarked that the food at Shriver is better than at Westover. So the short story is the idiot insists it isn't better even though he's never been to Westover and doesn't care that I've been at both centers.
From another student, I found-out the kid's name. Other student tells me the culinary kid is normally full of himself and he's going to make culinary kid try some Hispanic fish stew because of this. The stew is apparently of the, if you weren't raised with it, you won't like it, types of stews.
I'd like to find a way to force him to take a tour of Westover when there is no special IGR (Intergroup Relations) luncheon so he has to eat the lunch. (IGR luncheons are better since it'll be themes like black history or whatever is the focus and they actually get it together.) Ideally I'd find a way to force him to be there for breakfast too because it's worse. Or even have a group of transfer students surround him at once and tell him the food is worse all at once.
