
Is there something disingenuous going on when Subway corporate calls their employees "Sandwich Artists"?


No, that's a term I've known for many years 😈😊🥪 mmm 🤤 😋
After all, some fast food jobs and retail jobs are called titles that relate to the industry
Some people in the know, just know. I mean not everyone would know a staff member at McDonald's may be titled a Crew or Crew Member (of staff) βοΈ
if i had my way theyd be titled groveler
It's a step up from peasantry or peasant - but don't tell the French lol ππ " I'm a humble peasant" personally I'm accepting that I'm a working class no-one ππ
I pay my taxes, I mind my business, and I keep Mrs Smith's name out of my Mouth, just like Eddie Murphy said in 2023 was his three keys to a successful life ποΈποΈποΈ at Golden Globes 2023 - he didn't grovel at all πβΊοΈππ praise be
The three keys to success βΊοΈποΈποΈποΈπ
No, some of them make really good sandwiches, and they are healthier than most of the fast food chains.
Thanks for the MHO
Referring to Subway employees as "Sandwich Artists" captures the creativity and care involved in crafting each sub to a customer's unique preferences. In my own culinary adventures, the creativity in assembling ingredients feels like an art form, akin to how subway employees add their touches to every sandwich. It's a genuine nod to the personal touch involved. 🍞🥗
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Yeah, just like McDonalds employees are burger artists.
The official titles lol should've been Servant of the Clown π€£π€‘ π and or Chef of the Clown π€‘π€£ π - was that to eat in or take away? Lol π
No, I see nothing wrong with that job title.
Sounds better than Sandwich Bitch
which.. would describe their job more accurately than "artist". which is the definition of disingenuous
Yes, but one makes them feel good
Why do you even care?
Nope
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