Originally published at: https://boingboing.net/2017/11/03/sandwich-customer-puzzled-by-h.html
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“LETT” is the clue.
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Yup. That’s when I said “hey, wait a minute…”
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This could be a Hitchcock film. Like the 39 Steps.
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Onion-choosing imperative is the only sane possibility. Combining mustard and lettuce is just too horrible to fathom.
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Mustard must not come in contact with lettuce. Bad things could happen.
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I like Tom but he needn’t pick an onion for me.
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Groan! That is terrible.
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MUST
NOT
LETT
TOM
PICK
NOSE
Or his butt.
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“Man, if you gotta ask you’ll never know.”
– Louis Armstrong
And those were his dying words…
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especially if he’s gonna get jalapeño face about it
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When I was in college my roommate got a burger takeout that arrived without an actual burger patty. He stared at the two sandwich halves for a good, long time before looking up with a puzzled, hurt expression and asking, “what’s the message?”
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they thought he was vegan? Hindu?
Anyone who has ever had a food prep job knows what this is all about!
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A brief hunt in a dictionary tells me that “lett” is an old-fashioned term for someone of Latvian descent. Also, are we sure that says Onion? Looks like it says Union to me… I guess an expatriot working at that sandwich bar is planning a picket line somewhere…?
“handwritten message on wrapper”
HELP I AM BEING HELD CAPTIVE IN A SANDWICH FACTORY
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DASHED
A
THOUSAND
KIM
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uce
atoes
les
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In my days as a wicked lad I’d duck into the local public house and, upon the score board for the darts, I would write in bold chalk…
I
IS
WE
TODD
ED
