Advertisement
Dublin: 13 °C Saturday 20 April, 2024
deli crimes

The 10 most upsetting things about getting a sandwich at the deli counter

TOO MUCH BUTTER.

1. When the person in front of you orders an upsetting sandwich combination

“Chicken tikka, egg mayo and sweetcorn, please.” What have I done to witness such an atrocity?

2. When they use a knife that was previously used for butter to spread the mayonnaise

face-with-medical-mask

3. When they use so much butter/mayo that it seeps out of the edges of the sandwich

COyvlMmWgAAxdxL digbones / Twitter digbones / Twitter / Twitter

4. When you can see flecks of other food in your desired sandwich filling

Onions in the mayo :( :( :(

may Flickr Flickr

5. When they scoop some tuna from the tuna/sweetcorn and it’s clear that it’s just a solid mass

GLOOP.

CrBPqh5XEAA7wS8 Spar / Twitter Spar / Twitter / Twitter

6. When the ham is sort of just stuffed in there and left hanging out over the edge

You know when you’re packing a suitcase and realise that you can’t zip the bloody thing up? Filling sandwiches is sort of like that.

BPXhvwjCYAEEy5v Adam Wilde / Twitter Adam Wilde / Twitter / Twitter

7. When you get someone who’s stingy with the ingredients

“One miserable slice of ham and one miserable slice of cheese for you. That’ll be €3.50.”

8. When they may an absolute hames of wrapping your wrap

*bundles it all in and hopes for the best*

BOVNrq2CQAEfbui Eoin Murphy / Twitter Eoin Murphy / Twitter / Twitter

9. When you have to pay, like, a million euro extra just to get a sprinkling of cheese on your sandwich

“€2.99, please.”

“Can I get some cheese?”

“Yes, that’ll be €9.”

10. And finally… when you order a sausage sandwich and the bread is all soggy

Devastating.

 

loudly-crying-face

DailyEdge is on Snapchat! Tap the button below to add!

Your Voice
Readers Comments
9
    Submit a report
    Please help us understand how this comment violates our community guidelines.
    Thank you for the feedback
    Your feedback has been sent to our team for review.