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- diceisgod - 01-31-2004
white and I fail to see the logic behind thinner cheese lasting longer than thick cheese.
- crx girl - 01-31-2004
because you'll use less at a time, or at least, that's the theory
- drusilla - 01-31-2004
i always ask for it to be sliced thin.
- diceisgod - 01-31-2004
I always ask them to slice lunchmeat thin because they will give you nickel thick slices if you don't. But cheese should be somewhat thicker, albiet not ridiculously thick. Otherwise the stack will just weld together. I'm seriously just considering shoving the mook at the grocery store out of the way and doing it myself. There is no method to this. It's all common sense. People that have never eaten sandwiches before have no business slicing my lunchmeat or cheese. They should specify this on their resume or at least someone should ask them during their interview at the store. Never eaten a sandwich? Fine. The broom closet's over there.
- PatCooper - 01-31-2004
Buy Kraft singles.
- diceisgod - 02-01-2004
poison
- PatCooper - 02-01-2004
i just had me a cheeseburger with onions and mushrooms..mmmmm tastey