A Georgia school system must be the first, if not one of the first, to institute a biometric system in their cafeteria.
Children in Rome, Ga., schools now provide a fingerprint scan to buy their mystery meat casserole or tuna noodle surprise at lunchtime.
School officials say it’s a way to speed lunch lines, and we would also guess it grinds the Lunch-Money-Stealing Bully Trade to a dead halt.
Via My Way News
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