[MR] Dayboard Etiquette Thoughts

[Becky McEllistrem]

Interesting... after have putting together many a day board myself for more than a decade I can say I have seen this on occasion but not frequently and when I raised an occasional eye brow I got a comment that the volume was there because the food was for several people not just one person.  They were taking it to serve others who were busy which was OK with me.

If it's getting to be a regular problem maybe a private conversation with the individual would be productive... Although I can't say that I have enough experience with the issue to know if this would work well or not.

Rebecca


> 
> I have seen people walk away from the dayboard with plates
> heaping to the point of food rolling off the mount they've
> created. Some set the plate on their table and then come
> back for more. Sometimes they are taking plates to the table
> to be shared with several folks there. Ok, that's all good
> ... except often much of that food is thrown away. Or thrown
> on the floor by children who are not properly supervised. Or
> eaten by folks who have much greater appetites than the
> dayboard is intended to sustain.
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