dfeo wrote: » When I ask for a white roll, don't just assume want butter and just put a glob on the knife. Don't look so shocked at me ask me if "I'm sure" when I tell you I want neither butter nor mayonnaise. Don't cut my roll open with a butter-laden knife after I clearly stated that I don't want butter, thus leaving butter residue in my roll. When I ask for meat, salad and stuffing, don't jam in the salad and put the meat on top then drizzle the stuffing on top, thus causing it to fall out. When you cut my roll in half GO ALL THE WAY BASTARDING THROUGH, don't just cut half way thrugh it leaving me to tare the rest.
The flying mouse wrote: » A Priest is having Breakfast with a Hindu. Priest: 'I've discovered an image of Jesus in my margarine!" the Hindu replies: "I can't believe it's not Buddha!"
dfeo wrote: » Don't cut my roll open with a butter-laden knife after I clearly stated that I don't want butter, thus leaving butter residue in my roll
frag420 wrote: » I have actually refused a roll based on this. Of course I saw them cut the roll with a butter laden knife but I thought it best to let them finish making my roll before I told them I don't want devil spunk in my roll!
The Rape of Lucretia wrote: » You probably ask for the moist maker too do you ? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6tqmXTYa3Xw
Haithabu wrote: » They typically cut mine in half without asking if I want it cut in half. Sometimes they ask "cut in half?" and I reply "no" and then they cut it in half anyway.
The Rape of Lucretia wrote: » I was in one where, despite my asking clearly for it to be filled without the roll being cut at all, the server point blank refused to do so. They insisted on cutting it open, saying that was the only way they could fill it. Who trains these people, or decides they are fit to work at a deli counter ???
Needs Must wrote: » What gets me is that they offer you butter, but it's not real butter they're using. It's normally just some butter substitute. I've never actually had the luxury of having real butter even though the majority of delicatessens offer it as so.
Oops69 wrote: » how could any of you contemplate eating any of that tasteless /over-processed ****e in a roll for your lunch and pay at least a fiver for it ?
Jimmy Garlic wrote: » It is always some margarine looking/tasting crap. Never real butter. The ingredients on display in a lot deli counters is the cheapest sh!t they could get their hands on.. Grey ham is always a very bad sign.