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This is the response of The Sandwich Guy to the e-mail blast sent by by Leovic P. Pablo about his experience with the restaurant. =================== The allegations posted by the complainant in his email blast are false and grossly irresponsible. The fact simply is that the complainant mistook water-soaked ingredients of his sandwich to that which he claims is phlegm. The ingredients of the country tuna sandwich include cucumbers, tomatoes and lettuce, vegetables with high water content. During sandwich preparation, these vegetables may give off some of its water content to something that may be similar to the “colorless liquid” mentioned by the complainant in his email. This has been explained to him from the start. We vehemently deny in the strongest possible terms insinuations that misdeed ever attended the preparation of our sandwiches. Our crew has never admitted to any wrongdoing and we find no motive whatsoever for any of them to carry out any misdeed as alleged. Our cr...

Got this from an e-mail. I wonder if this is true. Can anybody confirm? This e-mail was sent by Mr. Leovic P. Pablo, an IBMer, to their HR after his horrible experience in The Sandwich Guy. =================== Dear HR, I shouldn't have brought this up to the management, but I think, with the current situation I am faced with, this incident compelled me to report this to you and so I could use some help. I am also writing this to let my fellow IBMers know about this stomach turning incident which will hopefully open their eyes before buying or eating somewhere. On January 5th, between 7:30 to 9 AM. I had a gruesome incident with one of the stores here in Eastwood. The name of the store is the Sandwich Guy. It is a small kiosk located here in Eastwood under the tower clock in front of the 7-eleven store. We used to buy lunch from there and get large orders as they serve healthy sandwiches, pasta and drinks. Until that morning, when I discovered something. On my way home fr...