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  Hardly looks rotten though.
context: Looks like school lunch to me.  That's just the shit food you get in public instructions nationwide. >
  
  Yeah and it shouldn't be like that. The shit barely qualifies as food >
  
  Meals on Wheels food for seniors isn’t any better. At least where I’m at. >
  
  If they're only allocated 3 dollars per person per day for food, it's likely the quality of food they're given is at the level of prison food or lower. And prison food is not known for its nutrition or quality. >
  
  You should look at what food Japan schools provides at 200-250 JPY (old conversion 2-2.5 USD) with meals planned by nutritionists.
  The difference is whether the collective effort for society or profits. >
  
  AS an ALT, I can attestto this. The lunches are, usually, very good. Lots of hte ingredients are sourced locally, though, depending on where you live. IBaraki? Lots of lotus root in lunches.