- Putting your phone up on a holder
Unless you’re not a phone person or don’t prioritize it, you are addicted to your phone, it doesn’t matter what you do on it. Having to put your phone up in threat of it being taken away or marking you absent, would almost tick off any phone addicted users since you’re having your entertainment on a little device away from you and your pocket.
- Required to take fruit during lunch lines
Pretty sure you can see why this is on the list, it’s kind of dumb having to take let’s say an apple or banana either throwing it away in the trash or giving it to someone else to deal with, even leaving it on the ground. Understandable though, you don’t want the fruit to go to waste, but what’s the point if they are going to.
- Late school buses
This one is easy to understand, we all have somewhere to go; and if you don’t have your own transportation, you’re kind of stuck having to rely on public transportation, or better yet the school buses. You just want to get where you need to be, and the bus is like 5 to 20 minutes late because of an issue. While understandable to whatever caused the bus to be late, it’s still rather annoying having to wait a few extra minutes to get somewhere.
- Trafficked hallways
Since there are a lot of students here, it’s expected that getting to your next class in the halls is gonna be a pain to deal with. Sometimes you can squeeze through and continue walking in your pace, but other times you’re stuck behind a bunch of other students walking really slow in their pace, and top of that being crammed in like a pack of sardines.
- Long lunch lines
Lunch is great, you get to eat, you get to chat with friends. It’s a nice half hour break from a chaotic school day, just one problem, the lunch lines. As mentioned before, there are a lot of students at EHS, and because of that lunch lines tend to be longer than usual. Having to wait to get your food would annoy anybody, especially the food you wanted to get and you really like is all gone because the other students took it first.