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I would be bitter too. My cookie selling was against school rules, but only one of my "employees" ever got caught. I can't for the life of me figure out what sc
by klbarry 16y ago
I would be bitter too. My cookie selling was against school rules, but only one of my "employees" ever got caught. I can't for the life of me figure out what schools have against capitalism, it can give great lessons.
- genieyclo 16y agoI'm assuming it has to do with the protectionism of lunch sales in the cafeteria as well as administration wanting to keep a strong grip over all activities in the school. Schools are ridiculously controlling over even the smallest minutiae, nevermind free-enterprise involving students within the cafeteria. I remember many getting suspended for fights or other things that occurred in the neighborhood outside of school and school hours.
- shadowpwner 16y agoNot exactly. Schools (at least ones in California) aren't allowed to distribute anything home made. You know those parties in elementary school where you brought brownies? Those are against the school code.