Lunch Ladies Research Paper

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First of all, let's talk about how the lunch ladies put the food in the tray and the foods smell, and look. Every lunch breaks some students need to line up at the cafeteria to get their food, sometimes the line are long that the lunch ladies doing it rapidly and that made them make many mistakes for examples the apple sauce, the lunch ladies put it in the upper left of our tray, sometimes the lunch ladies tend to put too much and that leads to the students make a mess, some students accidentally dropping their trays and dropping the applesauce that makes more mess. I believe that instead of using a regular cup for the apple sauce, I believe that they should instead use a measuring cup so they can exactly measure the food that they give to

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