>We can choose between 4 different cafeterias >In each cafteria we can choose between 4 to 5 main courses > Two of those are necessarily 'steak with fries" and some sort of homemade pizza (every fucking day) > One other dish is necessarily Asian > Sometimes we get some cool shit like Couscous or Paella >There is a salad bar > Extra vegetables are free >We pay about 5 euros for each full meal (Starter, main course, dessert) >Beverage choices include soda, beer and wine (but people rarely drink alcohol at lunch)
Your turn !
Wyatt Carter
Is everyone on Veeky Forums unemployed ?
Zachary Carter
Most peoples workplaces don't have a fuckin "canteen"
Levi Taylor
I thought it was a legal obligation from employers above a certain number of employees ?
Liam Rogers
work cafeterias suck. suck. the food is bad, and will make you fat and tired and eat too much meat. I stopped eating there and now bring myself sammiches and an apple and kohlrabi etc every day.
Justin Harris
mines on wheels an serves overpriced factory garbage
Carson Perez
I bring my own lunch at least twice a week, I take my receptionist and one of the clerks out to lunch once a week, the senior partner takes a couple of clerks and I out to lunch once a week.
Meetings with current or potential clients which they pay for are a regular occurrence.
Normally lunch out occurs at a selection of about 10 mid range restaurants near the city center
Adam Jackson
I work in a hospital that has a separate employee lounge that serves fairly decent meals. Today I had a balsamic soaked chicken breast, grilled cauliflower, and lentil couscous.
Bentley Bailey
>I bring my own lunch at least twice a week
What do you usually bring ?
Ayden Howard
You're supposed to stop eating cafeteria food after you graduate from college. Even if my workplace had a "canteen," I still wouldn't get food from there, except on rare occasion. Grownups are expected to feed themselves.
Also, cafeteria food is bland, boring, and sad, made by sad, sad people. Some of them try. They do what they can to make as good a menu as they can with the resources they have. But it's still cafeteria food. And most drones just want to eat mushy pasta or pizza or "chicken parm" anyway.
Also I'm not aware of any American workplace where you are permitted to drink alcohol (at least, officially).