Wilson Kids 2019 Throwback After School Behavior

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When I was an undergrad at AU, I saw many a homeless person coughing all over/stealing food from the hot bar. And I minded my own business.

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Anonymous wrote:This is such a classic thread. Those awful teenagers...crossing against the lights and grabbing food from the hot bar! Wilson should probably be shut down permanently for the safety of all Tenleytown residents and Whole Foods fingerling potatoes

The safety of the fingerling potatoes!! 😂 And the baby artichokes of course.

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I’m truly bummed about this news - their chicken tikka was awesome!

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Anonymous wrote:When I was an undergrad at AU, I saw many a homeless person coughing all over/stealing food from the hot bar. And I minded my own business.

You didnt say anything to managemenr? That's sort of awful of you in and of itself : ((((

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Anonymous wrote:Tenleytown residents love to brag they live in urban DC but then get crazy when they see urban kids doing urban stuff. Never change DCUM! 😂😂😂

Stealing food is conventional urban behavior, is it?

That hot bar thing is disgusting. WF needs to put a stop to that.

Normally the off duty police office would talks to the SRO, but I believe that program is somewhat in disarray? Someone at the school needs to be a contact for this.

This isn’t just a kid thing, I’ve seen many a patron taste along the way. Elderly women, young men. I never touch the hot bars.

Exactly. I’m interested to know how the OP is certain that these are all Wilson students and why PP believes law enforcement should be involved for them but not for anyone else.

Cue the predictable how do you know they are Wilson students comment.

So…how do you know?

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Anonymous wrote:Have been enjoying seeing some new life in Tenleytown with AU students wandering and stocking up. Also saw the famous Wilson after school behavior on display again after so long (the bad, not the good which I'm sure exists). The standing in the cross walks out of light sequence, and the eating straight out of the Whole Foods prepared hot food cart without paying (or paying attention to Covid sanitation or posted protocol). Kids being kids or kids being twits?

Y’all said they ALL needed to be back in person.

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Anonymous wrote:Tenleytown residents love to brag they live in urban DC but then get crazy when they see urban kids doing urban stuff. Never change DCUM! 😂😂😂

Stealing food is conventional urban behavior, is it?

That hot bar thing is disgusting. WF needs to put a stop to that.

Normally the off duty police office would talks to the SRO, but I believe that program is somewhat in disarray? Someone at the school needs to be a contact for this.

This isn’t just a kid thing, I’ve seen many a patron taste along the way. Elderly women, young men. I never touch the hot bars.

Exactly. I’m interested to know how the OP is certain that these are all Wilson students and why PP believes law enforcement should be involved for them but not for anyone else.

Cue the predictable how do you know they are Wilson students comment.

So…how do you know?

Well lemme see it was the first day Wilson was open at their dismissal time. All the other other schools in the neighborhood are not in session yet. Unless you are thinking it is DEAL kids gone wild?

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Whole Foods in Tenleytown doesn't have a hot bar any more. It's been closed for many months.

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Anonymous wrote:Personally, I don't care if they're stealing food from Whole Foods. Amazon can afford to cover the cost of it. What's the harm to you of teenagers acting like teenagers?

HAHAHA. Yeah, no.

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Anonymous wrote:Some of you have lots of time on your hands to think up negative things. If you don't like the hot bar, don't eat from it. I guess you were so perfect in high school, made no mistakes and lived your life exactly in the way adults found appropriate

I mean … I didn’t stick my hands in a hot bar and steal food…

Same.

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Anonymous wrote:Have been enjoying seeing some new life in Tenleytown with AU students wandering and stocking up. Also saw the famous Wilson after school behavior on display again after so long (the bad, not the good which I'm sure exists). The standing in the cross walks out of light sequence, and the eating straight out of the Whole Foods prepared hot food cart without paying (or paying attention to Covid sanitation or posted protocol). Kids being kids or kids being twits?

Y’all said they ALL needed to be back in person.

I know this may come as a shock, but it's possible to attend school and not, after school, be a disgusting, unsanitary thief. Millions of us did it, and some of us even went to -- gasp! -- lower income urban schools.

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Anonymous wrote:Whole Foods in Tenleytown doesn't have a hot bar any more. It's been closed for many months.

So you mean to tell me that the whole story was bullshit? I'm shocked.

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Anonymous wrote:Whole Foods in Tenleytown doesn't have a hot bar any more. It's been closed for many months.

So you mean to tell me that the whole story was bullshit? I'm shocked.

They re opened it. Which yes, is shocking .

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But it's been reopen for a while now. It's a big profit generator, but maybe they rare reconsideribg.

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Anonymous wrote:But it's been reopen for a while now. It's a big profit generator, but maybe they rare reconsideribg.

Bet they close it on weekdays from 3 to 5 for "daily cleaning" soon.

If you've lived in the neighborhood for any appreciable amount of time yet are still surprised/horrified that Wilson kids act like jagoffs when they get out of school, I don't know what to tell you. The school admins/DCPS don't give AF and never have, unless something ultra-criminal happens. Then they pretend to care for a week or two and then stop caring again.