My mom went to grade school in a rural area in the 1930s. The country kids were bussed into a nearby town for school. Lunch trading was a big deal then, too. The “city kids” would often have sandwiches made on store-bought bread, while the country kids always had homemade bread on their sandwiches.
Human nature being what it always has been, the country kids always wanted the store-bought bread and the city kids always wanted the homemade. They couldn’t believe each other was trading such a yummy prize. But the trades happened all the time.
allen@home 6 months ago
All that trading and end up with no lunch. Hammie did you learn your lesson. No of course not.
rasputin's horoscope 6 months ago
It’s a good thing the bell rang when it did- Hammie was not getting the better deal there.
Does anyone actually pack Twinkies in their kid’s lunch? I thought Wanda’s p.b. & honey sandwich yesterday was bad…
nosirrom 6 months ago
Looks like he missed the trade deadline.
Carl Premium Member 6 months ago
Will Hammie grow up to be a rich trader or a sucker for gimmicks like crypto?
KageKat 6 months ago
I sense a long afternoon ahead.
ctolson 6 months ago
Too much time spent dickering. Hey just like congress – nothing accomplished except in their case due to too much bickering.
ladykat 6 months ago
Make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich.
pheets 6 months ago
Negotiations and trading can be such a bear…
Daltongang Premium Member 6 months ago
So much for that “Art of the Deal” B.S.
jasonsnakelover 6 months ago
One time I had three bites.
BenGMan 6 months ago
Poor Hammie.
Mr. Reader 6 months ago
the realities of international negotiation, it takes forever and nothing gets done.
David Huie Green ForceIsAUsefulFiction 6 months ago
Hard negotiating takes time.
thejanith Premium Member 6 months ago
My mom went to grade school in a rural area in the 1930s. The country kids were bussed into a nearby town for school. Lunch trading was a big deal then, too. The “city kids” would often have sandwiches made on store-bought bread, while the country kids always had homemade bread on their sandwiches.
Human nature being what it always has been, the country kids always wanted the store-bought bread and the city kids always wanted the homemade. They couldn’t believe each other was trading such a yummy prize. But the trades happened all the time.
The Quiet One 6 months ago
Next time eat your lunch instead of negotiating a different lunch.
raybarb44 6 months ago
Lunch was secondary at school. Yeah, we ate but it was the long recess of each day…..
brick10 6 months ago
Commodities Trading is a cutthroat business.
ToneeRhianRose 20 days ago
Haha! (^▽^)