The food is trash because the budget was cut down to the bone (“muh taxes”) and the cafeteria workers have to bulk purchase out a bunch of prepackaged ingredients made by companies that lobbied the government to reclassify tomatoes as vegetables so they can squeeze out a little more profit. You’re right about one thing though; there’s no competition. The game was rigged by corporations from the start.
The food is trash because the budget was cut down to the bone (“muh taxes”) and the cafeteria workers have to bulk purchase out a bunch of prepackaged ingredients made by companies that lobbied the government to reclassify tomatoes as vegetables so they can squeeze out a little more profit. You’re right about one thing though; there’s no competition. The game was rigged by corporations from the start.
Real competition is the core of capitalism. There needs to be direct customer choice, and prices that aren’t just fixed.