mscenterh750 said:She's 9 and I know what you're saying, but she thought she would get into trouble by saying no.BOMBER7967 said:Serious question and not trying to be a c**t, but how old is your daughter? If she is year 2,3,4 or 5 I can understand her being upset, but any older (the "dinner woman" was certainly out of order) and she should have just said "no".
TangerineSteve17 said:mscenterh750 said:She's 9 and I know what you're saying, but she thought she would get into trouble by saying no.BOMBER7967 said:Serious question and not trying to be a c**t, but how old is your daughter? If she is year 2,3,4 or 5 I can understand her being upset, but any older (the "dinner woman" was certainly out of order) and she should have just said "no".
I would've eaten it at 9 too. Probably up to 12 I woulda done, very timid. I feel sorry for her, it wouldn't have been nice having someone bearing down on you demanding you eat something out of the bin.
I don't think it deserves a sacking but she deserves a volley in the clopper off you.
Over 30 and no not fit.mancityvstoke said:Ring child protection.
Also...that dinner lady needs disciplining....is she fit?
Or an old hag? (over 30)
She's a dinner lady. Probably can't write.Gelsons Dad said:Written apology to your daughter would be about right.
It has been discussed between my wife and myself.FromPollockToSilva said:Have you threatened to take the story to the local paper? That's usually a pretty surefire motivational tool...
mscenterh750 said:It has been discussed between my wife and myself.FromPollockToSilva said:Have you threatened to take the story to the local paper? That's usually a pretty surefire motivational tool...