h a l f b a k e r yOn the one hand, true. On the other hand, bollocks.
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A street vendor that takes your sandwich and, for a small fee, improves it with a wide selection of condiments, garnishes, lettuces and cheeses. Unless you have a big family, or eat sandwiches all the time, it is tough to maintain a diverse and fresh supply of these sandwich "extras" at home. This
garnishtaurant, located in business districts in most major cities, allows you to bring only the meat and bread -- and outsource the rest to the vendor who will expertly primp your sandwich into something much more palatable.
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category: business : service?
Personally, I wouldn't want to bring my nice clean sandwich out to the street to have stuff added onto it. Unless there are some sort of *special* garnishments... |
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I don't think you know how good this idea is. |
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Garnishes are the best bit. I'd bring along a bread
sandwich and let them go to work.
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Coming next, Crimp My Sandwich, for closing sandwiches that have a habit of falling apart... |
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[neutrinos], there is also a "hinged sandwich" idea
somewhere on the 'bakery that might help in that
predicament. |
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