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[migooknom]

does your work place provide snacks or food?

if so, what?

i know public schools provide cafeteria food...

[ilovebdt]

[mrd]

Everyday our school provides some kind of food or another, whether its bread and jam, kim pap, cake and fruit, things like that.

I don't exactly know what the practice is at other schools, this is my first job, but they've gained my appreciation for providing these kinds of things!

[migooknom]

wow lucky you

this is my third job and still nadda

[poet13]

Ok, I know a lot of you will laugh, but I really enjoy our cafeteria food. Not just cause it's good, but for another much more important reason. I get to try all kinds of different food that I likely would never choose from a menu. It's great cause a lot of stuff I would have never considered eating, but after trying them, they're really good.

[oneofthesarahs]

I pay 20,000 won a month to be able to eat dinner every night at the school. It's more than worth it, and there's always lots of food. There aren't any school-provided snacks, but somebody's always bringing in donuts or fruit of some sort and handing it out in the morning.

[Yu_Bum_suk]

I could eat breakfast, lunch, and dinner at the school cafeteria if I wanted. So far today two middle schoolers have given me three chocolate bars and a drink and two oranges have magically appeared on my desk. Not every day is such a good haul but many are.

[jlb]

No official snacks at my school but it seems like everyday there's some form of snack or drink. Sometimes even healthy stuff too, like fruit.

[mindmetoo]

We have a microwave in our little lunch room. I bought a bowl with a cover and some popcorn and left that in the lunch room for my fellow teachers.