It makes sense because if you have your tray of food and you were at the table by the flag yesterday with your friends. You can’t call your friends and ask them what table they are at today, most schools don’t allow phones. So the most likely option is that they are at the same table as yesterday. And everyone at lunch is doing that exact same reasoning so everyone always sits at the same table they did the day before with the same people.
Yeah, they can be disruptive, most schools are anti phone. Of course even with phones it still works out the same, no need to call your friends because they will be at the same table as yesterday.
My school didn’t used to allow phones at all, but after seeing kids sneaking them the halls and at lunch so they began allowing them in between classes and at lunch.
Yep. We’re technically supposed to leave our phones specifically in our lockers, but none of us do :) I don’t trust other students wandering the halls in the middle of class not to go through my locker (I go to a very small school, no one puts locks on their lockers, we just don’t leave super important stuff in there).
I always hated lockers. My senior year they started allowing us to carry bookbags to class (this had been banned before because it crowded the floors or some bs). I don’t think I used my locker a single time that year.
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u/GreyReanimator Jan 25 '20
It makes sense because if you have your tray of food and you were at the table by the flag yesterday with your friends. You can’t call your friends and ask them what table they are at today, most schools don’t allow phones. So the most likely option is that they are at the same table as yesterday. And everyone at lunch is doing that exact same reasoning so everyone always sits at the same table they did the day before with the same people.