All the pots and pans would be rise in crusty stacks to the ceiling ofthe kitchen's back corner. The ice cream would be gone, the cereal would be powder, the tables would be sticky, and every other surface would be goopy. No amount of skill or dedication could keep such a system going without authority figures. There's got to be someone to correct mistakes, to appease disgruntled patrons, and to reassure the workers that they're doing a good and necessary job. Twenty times a week, dozens of responsible employees congregate to implement the system called the cafeteria.
Food is prepared, cooked, and served to hundreds of people at any given meal.
Dishes are washed and returned to their racks and stacks. One other service the cafeteria provides is one that is not necessarily required, but like many other services, is given as a courtesy. The service is comment cards. The purpose of comment cards is to allow individual voices to be acknowledged for the betterment of the body. Problems cannot be addressed or solved if they are not introduced.