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  1. How many hungry homeless people were outside the venue .Oh thats right the cops would have swept the area .

  2. ” The never ending fawning by the NZ media over the Michelin Star announcement that keeps going without any critical analysis whatsoever is embarrassing.

    The smug food wank wallowing that is occurring without any consideration of the 170 000 hungry kids and broke Foodbanks is shameful and ugly at a time when so many Kiwis can’t put food on the table.

    It all begs the question, how many Michelin Stars would ACT’s School lunches get?

    As you keep reminding us Bomber.

    This is who we are now , this is what New Zealand has become.

  3. This Michelin Stars cr&p has to be the icing on the cake for Luxon. He bounded in like an uncontrolled puppy and signed up before he actually cottoned-on as to what he had just wasted $6.3b on, especially when NZ had way more important problems that needed attending to! And how many Stars would ACT’s school lunches get – zilch! They replaced perfectly healthy, sustainable, home grown school lunch food, which employed many Kiwis, for disgusting, embarrassing ‘chuck muck’! Seymour this is on you – hang your head in shame. One day you ‘may’ realise what a huge blunder this was – but somehow I doubt it. Once an egotist always an egotist.

  4. They tried to get all smart and produce a hot lunch in aluminium containers.
    What a performance!
    No-one asked for that. Kids were getting fresh food, made locally, not hot perhaps but nutritious and appealing. They were more than happy.
    Then Mr. Know-it-all Seymour came along and ‘reinvented’ it on the cheap. You get what you pay for, and he doesn’t even know that.

    Why are poor people expected to be grateful for anything when we are presented daily with this B/S about restaurants and Michelin stars? The Michelin man looks as if he’s eaten all the uneaten school meals for 3 years.
    It’s gross, the whole idea is gross, this adulation for people who like to cook. The acceptance of gluttony and food snobbery is obscene.
    Tax-payers want that 6 million paid back by the feckless, gluttonous restaurant industry. Cluxon and Co. could easily afford to reimburse tax-payers.

    Marmite sandwiches are fine, but not every day. Even devotees of marmite sandwiches, like Luxon, like to have something different sometimes.
    Have we ever had a PM who makes a habit of saying such demeaning and childish things to people he doesn’t like. Time he grew up.

  5. It shouldn’t come as any surprise….

    This has always been the level that Mr. couldn’t organise a pissup
    in a brewery Mr.Bean Seymour has operated at….upchuck muck is what his ilk wallow in every day.
    He is fundamentally a stupid stupid person… your classic penny- wise pound foolish
    type.
    $4.00 for poor nutrition re-heated upchuck muck in foil and heated plastic top containers leaching plastic micro particles into the food… or
    $7.00 for fresh locally made highly nutritious
    meals using locally grown ingredients employing caring local staff.

    Nikki – no- boats Willis squandered $640 miliion dollars in fines by cancelling

    ng a deal of the century contract…without any plan as to watch she would do
    next.

    What’s coming as a replacement is a Mr. Bean Seymour’s version of the school lunch debacle…cheap and nasty

    Willis, Seymour and Bishop are the Finance Ministers… overseen by Luxon

    Why has the country gone to hell in a handcart… from hero to zero in just under 3 years.

    Look no further than those 4 ….

  6. If the lunches contained Michelin rubber they might actually be more edible.
    Seriously, what sort of government eagerly shells out several million dollars for a rich prick’s food ego contest while so many people can’t afford even a square meal, let alone a Michelin star banquet,
    National, that’s the kind of government.
    Disgusting.