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"Oh gracious." once entering the cafeteria kitchen, Miss Joy sighed in distress as she spotted a whole pot of spilled tomato sauce on the tiled floor. Those troublesome scoundrels, she thought to herself as she hastily picked the pot up. Laying it on a counter, she took out a recently cleaned pot and set it on the oven. Through the long, large windows of the cafeteria, she could see students arriving at the college.

"It's going to be a busy year!" yelled Miss Joy at the other chefs. They all chuckled, knowing the hardships they go through to take care of the students. Personally, Miss Joy thought all of the people attending the college were old enough to buy or make their own lunch. However, she had a passion for cooking, and once she was hired to be a chef (really a lunch lady, though she hates the term) at the school, it was impossible to reject.

Humming a song as she harshly dropped ingredients into the pot, Miss Joy began making the first meal for the students of the year.