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Sandwich Artist?! Pfffffff.

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0805081subway1.jpgThere are few things more important to a man than a well made sandwich. Too much mustard, a shred of misplaced lettuce, or a stray and unwanted jalapeno can completely ruin an otherwise delicious footlong. Most people, unfortunately, don't understand the "art" of a sandwich, even those motherfucking so-called "sandwich artists." My ass. Finally, someone took a stand. Check it, courtesy of The Smoking Gun:

Meet Reginald Peterson. The 42-year-old Florida man became so upset last Thursday when a pair of subs "did not include 'everything' as he had requested," he called Jacksonville cops "so that the police could have his sandwich made to his specifications," according to a Jacksonville Sheriff's Office report. Peterson, pictured in the below mug shot, was arrested on a misdemeanor charge of placing false 911 calls. A Subway employee told cops that an irate Peterson was "screaming at everyone in the business" because a worker could not seem to rectify the sandwich problem.

Why the hell would they arrest the guy? If you ordered a new car, and you paid for the undercoating, and you didn't get the undercoating, that's theft, right? And if you ask for a good sandwich, and they don't give you a good sandwich, they are breaking the implied contract. Just because footlongs are now $5 at all participating Subways doesn't mean the "artist" can get lazy on your ass. I hope, at the very least, that Peterson got his money back. And some subway stamps for his trouble. Sheez. Whatever happened to an honest wage?

Full post as published by Quiz Law on August 07, 2008 (boomark / email).

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