Traci took this picture at a middle school cafeteria. To me the "look" replaces an exasperated lunch lady tired of being asked when they are going to have baked potatoes again.
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But with the addition of "1 per lunch" it seems to imply that some students were hording potatoes just in case they get removed from the menu.
OR the "Look" is because people keep asking, when they're clearly visible behind the sneeze-guard. HOWEVER, now that the sign is there, even if the students WOULD look, they wouldn't be able to see them...
They're only everyday baked potatoes, but I'm so thrilled that they will now offer them every day (TWO WORDS, dang it!). Whew!
This is appalling!
This is a school? A school!!!
Look at that willy-nilly mix of upper- and lower-case letters within the words!
What are they teaching these children???
I don't give a d*** if they have potatoes or not--get that garbage off the sign!
Merciful Heaven....
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