

So I wouldn’t really blame the sub worker here, the problem was having the unlabeled cleaner sitting out.
I wouldn’t blame her either, since she wasn’t the one who did it.
The lawsuit names the school district, the lead kitchen worker who made the error and Fowler Middle School Principal Cindy Pellicci, according to the report.
More specifically stated in this other article as:
The complaint, filed Sept. 9 in Washington County Circuit Court, names the district, the lead kitchen worker who put the oven cleaner on the pretzels and Principal Cindy Pellicci. It seeks up to $950,220.85 and lays out seven claims, including strict liability, negligence, unlawful confinement and violations of civil rights. No court has ruled on the allegations.


I saw a woman streaming this game. I knew there was a nice love to detail in it, when she started talking about “bias cutting” the fabric (apparently that’s what it’s called when you take the weave on diagonally), and it showed up in the game a few minutes later.
I also heard later that the developers added different colors of thread to the sewing machine, just to answer a player demand, even though the thread isn’t a criterion in scoring the dress anyway. Very nice move, to enable the more accurate role-play despite it being unnecessary for the gameplay mechanics.
I’m kind of a fan, despite not wanting to play it myself.