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I know things were a little different during the time this particular Strip was written, but isnât the Cashier a little âoldâ to be dating high school students?
Not to mention the entire thing being inappropriate?
I would believe she was a student cashier, seeing as I works as one in my high school, if it was for the fact she is drawn older. Like twenty somethings play high school students in TV/Movies.
When I was in sixth grade, I was told just before lunch that it was my turn to work the lunch line for the week. But I had to run home to tell my Mom that I wouldnât be home for lunch.
@Mordy: Back in the 1950s and 1960s, when I was in high school, public schools offered trade school classes for those who were going to work after high school (or were working while in high school). One of the offerings included âhospitalityâ (restaurant cooking, serving, and hotel management) and the students worked in the cafeteria as part of the trainingâŠ
If Lunch Ladyâs life is so awesome, why is she so sensitive to thoughtless comments made by teens? Especially comments made by the stereotypical, blonde, cheerleader airhead type. Sheâs either making up her grand successes or despite them, sheâs not happy about her weight.
The initial remark WAS thoughtless but it was more, âIâm in my own world and Iâm just âthinkingâ out loud.â than âJesus, look at that fat pig. Iâm going to make fun of her.â Her follow-up comments were rude but if Lunch Lady doesnât get pissy about the initial comment and demand an apology, likely the dieting girl just forgets her and goes on with her idiotic self and leaves her in peace. (Iâll admit my response as a thoughtless teen would have been to pay for the diet soda, then say âYou want an apology? Fine, Iâm sorry youâre fat.â and flounce off to blather with my friends.)
(As with several commenters, I thought that was a stereotypical âLunch Ladyâ, drawn somewhat older, NOT a fellow student.)
Doneaver almost 4 years ago
I do not miss the old Tiffany.
Mordock999 Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Uh.
I know things were a little different during the time this particular Strip was written, but isnât the Cashier a little âoldâ to be dating high school students?
Not to mention the entire thing being inappropriate?
Tyge almost 4 years ago
Take two. Theyâre small. ⊠Leave the cannoli!
droosan Premium Member almost 4 years ago
wait .. this is a student cashier that Tiffanyâs been making fun of..? Iâd assumed she was an adult worker.
Comicgirl81 almost 4 years ago
I would believe she was a student cashier, seeing as I works as one in my high school, if it was for the fact she is drawn older. Like twenty somethings play high school students in TV/Movies.
cubswin2016 almost 4 years ago
The lunch lady wins that round.
Camiyami Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Wait. What? She looks like sheâs a middle aged woman. Sheâs in high school??
exness Premium Member almost 4 years ago
When I was in sixth grade, I was told just before lunch that it was my turn to work the lunch line for the week. But I had to run home to tell my Mom that I wouldnât be home for lunch.
mistercatworks almost 4 years ago
Black psywar.
Argythree almost 4 years ago
@Mordy: Back in the 1950s and 1960s, when I was in high school, public schools offered trade school classes for those who were going to work after high school (or were working while in high school). One of the offerings included âhospitalityâ (restaurant cooking, serving, and hotel management) and the students worked in the cafeteria as part of the trainingâŠ
Ellis97 almost 4 years ago
The chunkier, the funkier.
MichelleZhivago over 3 years ago
If Lunch Ladyâs life is so awesome, why is she so sensitive to thoughtless comments made by teens? Especially comments made by the stereotypical, blonde, cheerleader airhead type. Sheâs either making up her grand successes or despite them, sheâs not happy about her weight.
The initial remark WAS thoughtless but it was more, âIâm in my own world and Iâm just âthinkingâ out loud.â than âJesus, look at that fat pig. Iâm going to make fun of her.â Her follow-up comments were rude but if Lunch Lady doesnât get pissy about the initial comment and demand an apology, likely the dieting girl just forgets her and goes on with her idiotic self and leaves her in peace. (Iâll admit my response as a thoughtless teen would have been to pay for the diet soda, then say âYou want an apology? Fine, Iâm sorry youâre fat.â and flounce off to blather with my friends.)
(As with several commenters, I thought that was a stereotypical âLunch Ladyâ, drawn somewhat older, NOT a fellow student.)