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The scam here is pretty clearly Stanford having a mandatory $8000 per year meal plan. There's no legitimate reason for that.
by imemyself 8mo ago
The scam here is pretty clearly Stanford having a mandatory $8000 per year meal plan. There's no legitimate reason for that.
- CodingJeebus 8mo agoExactly. It's terrible to frame the "third-worldification" based on how the consumer (or student) behaves in this case. It's only "cheating" when consumers act in their own self interest, but not when a powerful university like Stanford puts a mandatory meal plan in place. Institutions are always permitted to act in the own self-interest, but not individuals. Always just blame the little people.
- learingsci 8mo agoKitchen staff need to pay Bay Area rents. Should we replace the cooks with h1b’s too?
- imemyself 8mo agoWhy should students be required to pay them if they don’t want their food?
- learingsci 8mo ago[flagged]
- NedF 8mo ago[dead]