All I want is a turkey sandwich. So I order one. On toasted whole grain bread.
The sandwich guy puts the meat on first. I stop him. What about the mayo? He was going to put it on after, he tells me. On top of the meat. I shake my head. I want it on the bread. He obliges, but he's clearly unimpressed with me.
He puts the meat on again. I stop him. I asked for turkey, but this is obviously ham. No, he tells me, he's made sandwiches before. Ham is more red. Well, this turkey is way too pink to be turkey. He assures me it's turkey and keeps making my sandwich.
I ask for mustard. He squirts some on the turkey/ham and then proceeds to thickly paint the other slice of bread bright yellow.
He asks if I want orange or white cheese. I feel like I'm 5 years old again. I say white. Yep, I am 5.
He puts one leaf of lettuce on it and asks if that's enough. I say no. Once again, he's not impressed. He sighs loudly as he adds another leaf.
When I go up to pay, I tell the lady that I'm not sure if it's a turkey or a ham sandwich. She looks at me as if I'm stupid.
As I leave, I hear a woman order peanut butter on white. He asks if she'd like that on whole wheat.
I go back to work and eat my ham sandwich. It tastes like mustard. I pretend it's turkey.
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do you think maybe he is related to the soup nazi?
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