The City of Calgary said Wednesday it has laid charges against a shared kitchen — used by several daycares experiencing an E. coli outbreak — for operating without the proper licence.
My bum ass town at least had the sense to know the students parents are poor too, meaning some had both parents working. So instead of going home when school ended, we just went to another class that watched us until our parents got off work. We did hw, played games, had the playground all to ourselves, then went home. And it was free. I’m finishing up my Master’s and going for Ph.D eventually, but I get the sense that people look down on what I just said above. I’d rather a couple teachers get extra training (CPR, ect.) and more hours/pay than a single daycare/business charging a mortgage per kid.
And if the above seems not good enough for your kids, enjoy that mortgage payment that comes with a risk of Fentanyl overdose or E.Coli poisoning.
That’s like the real meatloaf didn’t want to do either! (He was suddenly vehemently against the 37th vaccine offered to him, despite its safety and efficacy, and mayyybe died from COVID complications, but shhh)
What’s involved in the process of charging a kitchen anyway? Do you put a ticket in the fridge? Handcuff the faucet? Throw the pots in pans in the back of a police cruiser?
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