Well, that was a disturbing phone call
Not bandom related at all but I just got an automatic message saying that 2 students from the high school I work at have e. coli from eating at the cafeteria. I'm seriously glad I don't eat there. They're closing it down (the servery) until they finish investigating. It's the safe thing to do, but really - what do you do with 2,200 teenagers when they can't buy food in the cafeteria and there's practically nowhere in easy walking distance for them to go to get it?
Shakes head. Crazy. And on top of it? The weather here is going to actually turn into November weather next week so I'm sure they'll have lots of fun walking to the nearest fast food.
I need to go eat safe, e. coli-free food for dinner now.
Shakes head. Crazy. And on top of it? The weather here is going to actually turn into November weather next week so I'm sure they'll have lots of fun walking to the nearest fast food.
I need to go eat safe, e. coli-free food for dinner now.