JoeyB
10-28-2011, 10:35 PM
Translated from the original language for a English version of the newspaper it originally appeared in, so forgive grammar errors:
Students and staff at a school near Uppsala in eastern Sweden were shocked to see one of the school cafeteria staff performing an erotic pole dance in response to complaints about inedible food.
“One of the canteen ladies removed her apron, unzipped her trousers, let down her hair and started moving up and down against a pole like a pole dancer,” said principal Per Rostgaard Evald to local paper Upsala Nya Tidning (UNT).
The food at the local school in the little town of Östhammar, north of Uppsala, had recently not been up to standard.
On Thursday, principal Rostgaard Evald had had enough of the substandard fare, finding himself in agreement with the students' complaints.
When the food on the menu was deemed inedible, the school canteen staff was trying to solve the matter by heating up some already made pancakes for the body of students eagerly waiting to be fed.
However, the pancakes were served still frozen in the middle and more complaints ensued.
That’s when one of the canteen staff became fed up and decided to address the complaints with a rather unorthodox response.
“The school’s social welfare officer tried to tell her this is not acceptable behaviour, but she just kept on dancing,” said Rostgaard Evald to the paper.
However, according to the school something good may yet come from what happened as the incident finally made the school administration see red, prompting promises that they will address the school’s lunch problems.
“Today the matter took an extreme turn and it is obvious something has to be done,” said principal Rostgaard Evald to UNT.
Students and staff at a school near Uppsala in eastern Sweden were shocked to see one of the school cafeteria staff performing an erotic pole dance in response to complaints about inedible food.
“One of the canteen ladies removed her apron, unzipped her trousers, let down her hair and started moving up and down against a pole like a pole dancer,” said principal Per Rostgaard Evald to local paper Upsala Nya Tidning (UNT).
The food at the local school in the little town of Östhammar, north of Uppsala, had recently not been up to standard.
On Thursday, principal Rostgaard Evald had had enough of the substandard fare, finding himself in agreement with the students' complaints.
When the food on the menu was deemed inedible, the school canteen staff was trying to solve the matter by heating up some already made pancakes for the body of students eagerly waiting to be fed.
However, the pancakes were served still frozen in the middle and more complaints ensued.
That’s when one of the canteen staff became fed up and decided to address the complaints with a rather unorthodox response.
“The school’s social welfare officer tried to tell her this is not acceptable behaviour, but she just kept on dancing,” said Rostgaard Evald to the paper.
However, according to the school something good may yet come from what happened as the incident finally made the school administration see red, prompting promises that they will address the school’s lunch problems.
“Today the matter took an extreme turn and it is obvious something has to be done,” said principal Rostgaard Evald to UNT.