Ask The Sandwich

Ask The Sandwich will be appearing at a high street near you soon.

It's a free service and is provided for those who are either technophobes or for whatever reason have no access to Google to do their on-line searches.

Here's how it works: The sandwich boards are actually made of thin metal, to which a huge variety of words, letters and simple icons may be attached in the manner of fridge magnets.

Anyone wanting to query Ask The Sandwich, simply has to compose their question, and stick it on, by fiddling through the tray of letters and words that are carried in the same manner as that deployed by the old ice-cream cinema attendants.

Ask The Sandwich returns at ten minute intervals to the same spots on the street, with numerated answers (in condensed form) including images, displayed on the back board. These are removed when a new set of questions has been composed. Patrons may purchase the answers to use as actual fridge magnets (some may require magnification to be read fully)

Of course Google have an office to which the Ask The Sandwich Board operators visit in order to obtain customised magnetic printout answers, that are quickly attached to the back board.

Ask The Sandwich are currently developing other on street equivalents for Facebook and Youtube.