@KBAFourthtime The true term is a "Crossing Attendant" "lollipop lady or man " is a nickname dreamed up by school kids long before our time. To answer your question, they got the nickname lollipop lady or man, due to the fact that, the pole with a circular sign on the top of it, that they carry, looked like a lollipop. It's not too difficult to work out, if you think about it, is it ?
Why do they call the crossing guard a "lollipop lady"? For the male equivalent, it that supposed to be a "lollipop lord", "lollipop man" or "lollipop gentleman".
Why do you assume it's an American that disliked this eh?
crazytorilori18 2 weeks ago
1 American dislike this video
TheWorldwide2012 1 month ago
wtf did i just watch
merdovsky01 1 month ago
my school up north is nothing like this they have been clearly told to say everthing clealy for forieners
harrythedictator 1 month ago
@KBAFourthtime Well certainly long before I was around, I'd say your guess would be as good as mine.
KevinJKtheman 1 month ago
@KevinJKtheman "Lollipop man", huh?
Wow. That makes sense.
But how long before now was that?
KBAFourthtime 1 month ago
@KBAFourthtime The true term is a "Crossing Attendant" "lollipop lady or man " is a nickname dreamed up by school kids long before our time. To answer your question, they got the nickname lollipop lady or man, due to the fact that, the pole with a circular sign on the top of it, that they carry, looked like a lollipop. It's not too difficult to work out, if you think about it, is it ?
KevinJKtheman 1 month ago
omg is this crank. poor kids
coolcock94 1 month ago
Why do they call the crossing guard a "lollipop lady"? For the male equivalent, it that supposed to be a "lollipop lord", "lollipop man" or "lollipop gentleman".
KBAFourthtime 1 month ago
When the teacher says "Good morning" to each individual student, is this some kind of roll call?
KBAFourthtime 1 month ago