Back in the early 00s, my high school implemented a policy that you had to wear your ID tag at all times. If you didn’t have it on, you were sent home. So many students “lost” their ID tag to go grab food or skip a class. We were the only graduating class to wear them all four years. The policy ended soon after.

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We had similar policy at my high school! They made us show school ID to security guard at entering the building. Supposedly to prevent trespassers and monitor people potentially going out for a smoke... The problem was this school had TWO buildings and most language classes were in one of them, while other subjects were at the main building. Since every one was taking at least two foreign language classes, it created a lot of traffic in and out, every single period. New ID rule meant super long queue at the school entrance and many people routinely late for classes. And ofc smokers mixed with the crowd easily, making it impossible to determine who was going to other building for classes and who was coming back from a smoke 🤷‍♀️ Soon security started to just let people go to speed things up and ID rule, while never officially revoked, became a thing of the past.

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If you wear socks that aren’t black you get sent home to change them and they mark you as present lol

Most people started wearing different color socks just to go home and chill, I actually miss high school lol

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That doesn't sound very clever...

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I worked at a language teaching center where the lessons are pre-planned by the curriculum and on weekdays we often only have 2-3 hours of classes sporadically spread out through the afternoon/evening. The management were pretty chill when I started, and people just planned their lessons in bulk (which basically entailed checking your schedule and printing out the required unit/session worksheets) and just showed up 10 mins before to deliver the lesson. On weekends we'd have full 10 hour workdays. Apart from that we'd have the odd training session or faculty meeting but otherwise you could basically go home or go do whatever you wanted between lessons. All the provided apartments were within 10 mins walking distance of the center so this was pretty ideal.

The nice managers left, and the new management were assholes who started scheduling mandatory 'office hours' where we had to be in the center with absolutely nothing to do. There'd be a 12:00 staff meeting and my next lesson would be at 4-6pm, and then 3 and a half bullshit 'office hours' in the middle. When we asked them what we should do they said 'think about your teaching methods'. Basically bullshit dickwaving.

A bunch of the other teachers starting watching movies on the projectors in the spare classrooms, I brought in my Switch, some people would just straight up go nap on the beanbags in the reading nook. The thing was there was literally no busywork they could generate and soon it was apparent to everyone (especially prospective new students and parents) how unprofessional and awful it made the center look. The managers embarassingly just stopped scheduling and enforcing these office hours.

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People who were caught wandering the halls or skipping classes were sent straight home.

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That will show them.

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When The University of Texas at Austin started allowing campus carry in 2016, a huge protest was organized among the student body called Cocks not Glocks where everybody was openly carrying dildos around for like a week or so. It didn't exactly "backfire" because the campus carry law is still in effect, but man that was a fun moment to be a student there.

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*Sigh* Texas, WFT is wrong with you!?!

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In Las Vegas the fire departments had a policy that if someone called out and you covered their shift, you get paid overtime. Eventually ever firefighter at every department was trading shifts so that they were always making overtime. Went on unnoticed for over a year. It was a HUGE scandal and the ones in charge who let it go on and effectively cost the city millions had the book thrown at them hard.

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In NYC, your NYPD pension is determined by what you earned in your last month of work. So for that month everyone "works" 168 per week.

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This one is great. we had a no dating at work rule then the director started seeing someone and other people had their hidden relationships as well. that rule was nullified when the director announced his engagement and so about 6 other couples came out. we no longer have that rule, however people are to let the admin know of relationships now.

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Is it an american thing? Because, I never saw or heard such rule in my country (Switzerland). And before dating app, it is know that 75% of couple are from professional environment (coworker, client,...)...

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Not mine, but an old roommate of mine was a senior developer for a small company. It was an open secret that one of the other senior devs, a guy who had been there since the beginning, would sometimes spend time looking at plastic surgery photos--before/after shots, photos of active procedures, etc. He did it enough that people would poke fun at him about it, but he didn't seem embarrassed about it, and it wasn't harming anyone.

Well, one day a project manager said something to the CEO about this guy's ongoing plastic surgery obsession, and the CEO flipped. He said that, going forward, no one was allowed to use their work computers to access external websites AT ALL.

Anyone who's ever been a developer knows that half the job is googling stuff, so this policy pretty much halted productivity in its tracks. It only lasted a day before the CEO retracted the rule, but let everyone know that their browser history would be monitored going forward. After that, no one really changed their behavior, they just started remotely accessing their home computers to browse instead.

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Trying to outsmart IT devs in their field of expertise... what could go wrong? :D

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Christian school, so there was always the morning prayer before classes started. Our principal decided that people who wouldn't get there on time (8am) for the prayer would stay outside for the first period. Literally backfired from the first days because basically everyone came in late and there were barely any students.

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I went to a parochial school, which my husband calls "prison school." Started the day four days a week with religion class, church on Wednesdays, mandatory participation in choir, church on Sunday and were pressured into joining the Youth Group on Saturdays. During Monday morning attendance, when your name was called you had to stand up and say "Church, Sunday School, Both or Neither" to see if you were going to church when you should. God have mercy on your soul if you said "Neither." The teacher would grill you in front of the whole class as to why you didn't go, and wouldn't stop til the whole class was jeering you (encouraged by the teacher) and you ended up crying. And my parents wonder why I don't want to go to church anymore. This was a Lutheran school. It's where I learned to lie and bully

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New IT contractor implemented monthly password updates and a long list of exclusions in the passwords (no recognizable words, multiple numbers/symbols, etc).

When the CEO stopped by our branch, his first question was why everyone had a post it on their monitor with their current password.

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yep. If you do this then people start making predictable systematic passwords, which lowers security. The policy that is CURRENTLY recommended is english / other language sentences (ie pass phrases). With spaces etc. "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog" is 31 novemdecillion years according to howsecureismypassword.net. However, QWERT!@#$%, which LOOKS harder, would only take a computer 3 days to break.

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Back in 2011, a company I worked for had the bright idea to block all social networks because, you know, employees should work instead of slacking off on Facebook.

I could write volumes of books on the toxic culture in that place, but the Owner/President who lived in a different country and visited about once every few months was universally feared by everyone and a few days before his arrival the whole building went into panic mode.

So a few weeks after the social network ban, his royal highness shows up, and 5 minutes later half of IT department is scrambling to his office. Apparently there was an issue with the Wifi, or at least that’s what he figured since he couldn’t log onto Facebook.

It was fixed in seconds.

A few years and three promotions later, I make a joke about it with him. Instead of a laugh, I get a confused look. Turns out he still thinks it was “some internet problem” since whoever decided to ban social networks didn’t have the balls to tell him about it after the incident.

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At my job, you can't access social media on the work computers. But you can access them on your smartphones, using the work wifi, for some reason.

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I’m a teacher at a middle school. The teachers in my grade level decided that we as an entire grade should make it a rule that students can not bring their laptop charges to school and charge their laptop. Yet we are not allowed to do paper work because of Covid. So I wrote on my board for my classroom “bring chargers to class” and then they hide them in their book bags so other teachers don’t catch them with it.

All my students are turning in their work and having a great time In my classroom, but their laptops are dead in the other rooms.

I told the teachers how stupid they are for getting angry over a bunch of cords. Who cares if it isn’t pretty. It’s necessary. We are in the middle of a Effing pandemic.

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bizarre. I mean if you have any laptop with an intel processor it will last max 3-4 hours before it dies.

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A place I used to work had a rule that executive-level staff needed to be contactable when on leave, so they had a section on the leave form for the address of where you'd be staying and a contact number.

Some knuckle-shuffler in HR decided it applied to all staff and the shenanigans began. People would put down the address and phone number of sex shops, sports grounds, medical clinics. I gave the latitude and longitude of the place I was going camping and the UHF frequency channel my radio would be tuned to.

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No one needs to know where I am when I'm on leave. In my last job I got paid an extra bonus to be on "stand by". But that was on a voluntary basis, and management knew no one would come flying back from Italy to reset a printer or push the caps lock button when the CEO had problems logging in.

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Control-freak Boss says : "All rescheduling of a lesson with a client should be run through a secretary, who will do the room reservation update, and keep me updated." Implicit threat : "If you let clients reschedule too easily, you are a worthless wimp that I don't want to work with."

Old version: client contacts you directly, you work it out together quickly and inform the secretary of the new date/time so she can change the room reservation. Boom and done.

New version: Secretary receives change request from client, but doesn't know your availabilities. Contacts you. Gets your availabilities. Sends them to client when she has time, because it's frankly a low priority for her. Clients eventually picks a date, and sends it back to the secretary, who sends it on to you, you send confirmation OR.....Calendars often have changed in the meantime due to new circumstances so.... Back-and-forth a few times before a new date/time is chosen. Secretary reserves the room for that time date.

This chews up so much time that the secretary falls behind with her other work, slowing down the process, which increases the chance of a calendar change obliging another run-through.

The new system lasted about four days. Then an overloaded secretary went on stress-related medical leave. The work-load was shared in equal parts between the other secretaries. So... three days later, another secretary went on stress-related sick leave. When the Boss tried to re-apportion the workload again, he got a immediate face-full of "WTF is WRONG WITH YOU?!" and the next-to-last secretary stormed out in tears to go on stress-related sick leave.

The new system died right there and then.

As the French say "When you chase away the easy way, it will come galloping back."

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No. We don't say that. We have "when you chase away the natural (eg your tendencies that are part of your nature) it will come galloping back" and the sarcastic "why do simple when you can do complicated?".

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My school banned people from carrying their bags around during the day, so we had to rent lockers to keep our books in.

One kid got around this and brought his books into school in a microwave, which he carried round for the day.

He ‘left’ the school within the month

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"huh? Oh, this is my pet microwave. Name's Dingus. Dingus, say hello" - Dingus: "*ding*"

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I work for a furniture store, the recently came out and said that everyone had to download a super invasive app and that it was 100% required. When they realized nobody was doing it they said that's fine but no cell phones allowed in the delivery vehicles. It's working great because if we can't find a place "oh well" it goes back, we're out and just fucking off? Can't call us and ask us where we're at because we don't have phones. Wanna send us on a really long store trip? No clue where that is. They refuse to get us a GPS and send us out to bumfuck who knows where.

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bizarre. How about at least supplying mapbooks then? you know, if you want to go back to the medieval ages?

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Students used to smoke in the toilets. So headmaster decided to lock all male toilets except one (5 places in one). Now my school had around 700 students, out of which around 300 were male. Everyone realised, that it became impossible to go to the toiket quickly. Result? Some guys went in one and pissed/defacated in all trash cans. A lot. No one found them, but all the other toilets opened up immediately

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wow that is pathetic. Surely it's easy to tell who is smoking? you can just sniff them when they come back to class...?

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When I was in elementary school, we had a stoplight in the cafeteria. It was green when we were the correct volume, yellow when we were getting too loud, and red if we were way too loud. If it turned red, we lost our post-lunch recess. Well whenever it turned red and we knew our recess was gone, we’d all just count down and keep yelling at the same time to see how many times we could turn it red

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I was once denied recess because I was laughing too much at lunch. In first grade, we weren't allowed to leave the cafeteria until we took our empty milk carton to our teacher so she could shake it and make sure it was empty.

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My highschool had one big hallway that was in the shape of the outline of a square, with classrooms either side (there was a big courtyard in the middle). Because of this the hallway was just the one loop. A 'one way system' was introduced to prevent anarchy in the hallways, but this meant if you had your first class in classroom 1 and your second in classroom 16, which was just around the corner, you had to walk the long way around which would take forever.

Teacher's however, didn't have to follow this rule, so students began walking behind teachers breaking the system when needed. When the teacher would turn around and go to tell the student off, they wouldn't be able to without sounding intensely hypocritical.

Students would also do a few laps around the school before going into class and when caught would just blame the one way system forcing them to take ages.

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Counter productive stupid ideas at their most obvious. Plus the hypocritical double standards are pathetic.

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I would say zero tolerance.

Before that kids would get in fights and one, maybe both get suspended. Today, kids get sent to the hospital because what's the point of going easy when you can best the shit out of a kid and have the same results?

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When you punish the victim for being attacked and bullied, you're creating a environment where everyone beats everyone because it doesn't matter if you're the predator or the prey and the best defense is attack.

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People were wasting time/hanging out in the bathroom during class. Solution? Only unlocking bathrooms in between classes (for a LUXURIOUS four minutes)! By the time the door was unlocked and the line queued up, 10-15 extra minutes of class time was lost. They had to allow students to use the restroom during class again- the horror!

ETA- wow! Seems like my school was not the only one. I bet this is an American thing though.

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American thing indeed. Just like no backpacks...

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Daycare started charging people for picking up their kids late..

As a results more kids were picked up late..

To the admins made it a lot more expensive

Now it was a status symbol and even more kids were picked up late.

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Huh?

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My workplace originally allowed 5 payed sick days and paid out a small bonus if employees had perfect attendance. They did away with the bonus now people treat the sick days like vacation days.

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That's still plain stupid. If you have, say, a severe cold, you stay at home five days, then you're forced to go back to work whether cured or not, so if not, you infect everyone else, cascading into way more sick days then if they'd just leave it at your or your doctor's discretion on how long you should stay at home.

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My calculus teacher (happened to be my girlfriend’s mom but that’s another story) was a stickler when it came to being fully engaged in class so she banned all food and beverages except water. Unfortunately what she didn’t consider was that her class was right after the football and wrestling teams’ joint weight training session which resulted in 6-10 protein crazed athletes slamming down protein shakes and unreasonable amounts of meat immediately before class. As you may imagine this resulted in all of us getting the protein shits 30 minutes later and had to leave class to use the bathroom every single day. One day eventually she had enough and read us the riot act so my sorry ass had to go to my girlfriend’s house to look her mother/my strictest teacher in the eyes and explain that her no food policy was causing student-athletes to have violent protein shits during her class.

To provide some closure here she was not a flexible woman but she was pragmatic, so once I put things in terms of letting us space out the eating to avoid 1/3 or her class disappearing for 15 minutes every day she relented. I stayed away from her house for a good two weeks afterwards though, just to be safe.

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"violent protein shits" seems perfectly healthy (/s). I don't get this sports shake crap anyways, sounds absolutely disgusting, unneccessary and unhealthy to me.

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My HS had a smoking in the bathroom problem and to solve it, rather than having a teacher outside the restrooms during hall time, they locked all the bathrooms except one. This made it so you had to wait in a stupid long line with 1200 other students trying to use 3 stalls for each gender in the 10 mins between classes. During class time they had the assistant principal sit outside the one open bathroom and they would check your ID and sign you IN and OUT and only 1 student in at a time.

Major health code violation

Kids would be holding it all day.

Girls on their cycle needed the restroom and would often have to get a pass from class to go use the restroom bc the lines were too long during breaks.

Smokers still smoked in the gym lockerooms during changing time.

This rule didnt solve anything but made it very unhygienic and rather annoying to just use the restroom.

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again, stupid conservatives who do not understand the problem. It's about teenage identity. Create a useful outlet instead. Iceland implemented phys ed classes to resolve bad behaviour issues. Find something that appeals.

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No cellphones while on duty or instant dismissal. But now I frequently use my personal for work purposes and receive calls all throughout the day from superiors.

They tried to fight the age of technology.

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I had to fight almost a year for a portable phone. When I was elsewhere for 2-3h, and production needed immediate support, well duh...

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My daughters high school have a one way movement policy. So all pupil traffic walks one way around the entire school. So if she comes out of one classroom and her next classroom is literally one door back, they can’t walk the 5 meters to that door. She has to walk around the entire school, including up and down three flights of stairs.

FOR EVERY BLOODY LESSON!!!

And then they get disciplined if they’re late. Imagine how high the anxiety was on the day they all started at the school and didn’t have a clue where they were going for any class! And imagine if they went around the entire school, only to mistakenly miss the door - they have to start the process again!

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Since this is written by the parent, they could have confronted the school with their idiotic policy and demand a better way to handle the traffic in the school. Like instead of students changing classrooms, let teachers change the room. Not many courses need a special class room.

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Halfway through the school year the school banned bookbags from classrooms. "school safety" thing. this caused students to show up late to class regularly, as many classes required us to bring school assigned textbooks every day, along with supplies, binders, etc. that year the school had record high tardiness, along with record low attendance, since students decided to just skip instead of showing up to class late.

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this is the third post about this. BAN GUNS amurikkka. It is much simpler than having kids living in fear of their lives. Sincerely, the rest of the planet, which is sane by comparison.

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The dealership I was working at decided they wanted to save money by not having the cleaning crew come in after hours. People started leaving the dealership to go home to go to the bathroom because they were disgusting.

I lived pretty far away so I would just go use the GMs private bathroom.

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They ... cut ... cleaning? Is that even legal?

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In chemistry class we had plastic bottles of distilled water which could be squeezed to produce a small jet of water.

We used to spray one another’s crotches to make it look like you’d peed yourself. To counter this, our teacher introduced a punishment to anyone caught spraying OR HAVING BEEN SPRAYED. Hence, if you could spray someone and get away with it- they would have wet trousers AND have to write excerpts from a Martin Luther king speech.

Needless to say the punishment for being sprayed was quickly abolished.

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What do you call a teacher who punishes the victims? Another bully.

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I worked as a carpet cleaner and we weren't allowed to clean anything with moisture already there. We had these moisture meters that were super sensitive (they would go off from the steam accumulated on the top of a pizza box or from touching your hand) so if we didn't want to do a job we'd test the living hell out of their carpet. Sometimes it'd go off and we could go fuck off and do something else. But I heard stories of guys doing fake readings by touching the probes with their fingers as they poke the carpets to set them off. I never did that, but I completely understand the desire to.

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in middle school my school system decided to switch over to a system with id cards (they were basically cheap lanyards with an id badge).



first of all, the whole point of the id cards were to get in and out of the school, "eliminate school shooters," and buy lunches. our school system didn't have enough money at the time to actually buy the scanners because they didn't realize how much just the ids themselves would cost. so we ended up all getting issued id badges that had no use and we were required to wear them.



after a while, this started to get old and kids would have "badge fights" at recess. getting slapped by an id card is more painful than you may think. the last straw was when just about everyone began hanging them in this one tree in the courtyard and eventually kids also began posting pictures of their ids on instagram and snapchat.... the principal loved that.

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omfg. You have ID cards to eliminate school shooters??? you know what else would eliminate them? BAN GUNS. Provide free mental healthcare. You know, like NORMAL fing counties. Jesus.

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In my highschool if you were late for a class they would not let you in the door. They would send you to the "tardy center" to get a "tardy pass." You get so many of those and you were assigned detention or Saturday school.

But, while you were going to collect your pass was also the time in which they took attendance. Not being there, you would be marked absent. The attendance was recorded on scantron cards, placed on a clip outside the classroom, and was picked up early in the period by a member of student government who took it to the office for processing. They would then rectify the attendance records with those of the tardy center and, if you had checked in with the tardy center, your attendance was counted.

So, if you were late to class you might as well not bother going.

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Did we go to the same school?

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Assigned lunch tables

every one would not stop arguing

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Because misery is mandatory in school. Hanging out with friends? Unacceptable!

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I'd cut lunch. Probably hide in the bathroom with my phone and a granola bar or smth

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