WTF, what kind of rule is this? Why the fuck would you forbid highschoolers buying sweets on their way home?
WTF, what kind of rule is this? Why the fuck would you forbid highschoolers buying sweets on their way home?
Luis Gonzalez
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Nathaniel Roberts
Encourages good behaviour, prevents obesity and diabetes
Nathan Brown
Good point, desu. But, I think a sweet once in a while won't hurt.
Henry Perez
These rules are usually just about them wearing their uniforms while doing it.
Nathaniel Nguyen
Japan has many rules just for the sake of having rules. It's about breaking your spirit and mold you into the perfect cog in their ant-like society.
Lucas Davis
>wearing their uniforms while doing it
This, and insurance might be a factor, too.
In Germany pupils are insured on the schools account both on the way to and from school, so generally it's discourage to make detours.
Nathan Morris
And you Euros make fun of us for upholding school lunch debts
Jace Roberts
Ah yeah, the opressive traditional japanese society, they need to learn to accept the amerimutt consumerist globohomo.
William Rogers
>school lunch debt
I never heard of that, but we have that problem, too, in some capacity.
If parents don't pay or give insufficient lunch money you'll not be getting your school meal.
Might actually be better to allow them to eat anyway and incur debt.
This is a weird situation where 'merica actually is more socialist.
Brayden Green
I remember when I was in Japan, a teacher got mad at some students for eating in the classroom during some break. They didn’t know they weren’t supposed to, and I asked why. She said: ‘It’s common sense.’
I thought that it couldn’t be common sense when they obviously had no idea before that, but now I see. Common sense in Japan is just what they engrave on the inside of your skull over twenty years so you become another Japanese drone.