Kibbutz say no to borrowing of utensils
By Cassandra Thanuel Venida
Correspondent
Spoons and forks from the Kibbutz are not allowed to be borrowed anymore.
The school canteen is not being unreasonable. Ignite got the story behind this silverware fiasco.
According to Kibbutz head Gina Dalmao, only those students who have their own "baon" and therefore do not buy food from the canteen are prohibited from borrowing these utensils.
For what reason? Dalmao confirmed that it is not about students bringing their silverware home but because they want to prioritize their customers first.
Students who have their "baon" and borrow the canteen's spoons and forks oftentimes use all these up and thus, none is left for their customers.
Canteen staffers find it a big hassle because instead of being at the counter or cooking in the kitchen, they would have to go wash the used-up silverware fore their customers to use.
Dalmao added that "Kung may baon sila, dapat may dala din silang spoon and fork. Hindi din naman pwedeng kulang-kulang."
And for those who are still unable to bring their utensils, Kibbutz is offering a pair of spoon and fork for only Php 1.00.
That settles it. Those who have "baon" should bring their own eating utensils. The canteen's spoons and forks are reserved for their customers only. And it doesn't mean that they would want to cause your inconvenience - they are just concerned about their customers' well-being.
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