What is the correct procedure for dealing with sandwich shops that have

[Ashberto]

left one somewhat under-filled?

Assuming that the thing is eaten elsewhere and that one does not have an unreasonably large stomach to fill:

1. Just don’t go back. Let the market quietly do its business.
2. Go back and complain about the tiny quantities of food they served.
3. :shrug: C’est la vie.
4. Nail bomb.
5. Understand that the empty space between the slices of bread represents their livelihood, what with high costs of rent in London etc, and if they charged a realistic price for what you aspire to as a decently-filled sandwich, it might look too expensive.

[Classic Jorge]

worked well for redflag

[One Wilf Copping]

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[Harry Balls]

and result in some grolly, or worse, being applied to your sandwich.

[Harry Balls]

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[One Wilf Copping]

APOLOGIES: In actual life size:

Note the slightest smear of coleslaw for health reasons...


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[Ashberto]

and carrying it (I often walk the 4 miles in and would rather not have to carry anything).

I can't make it in the office as I'm not always in regularly enough to leave food and if I did it would get stolen by one of the bandits or cutpurses that work here.

I would rather just source a good ham sandwich supplier in the Covent Garden area that I could rely on. I have good suppliers of jacket potatoes and saus-egg-bacon based meals.

[Ashberto]

Nail bomb it is, then.

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

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http://mishkins.co.uk/

[Ashberto]