'Five Dollar Foot Long' wrong
Posted by: Jon Ben-Mayor on 07/23/2013 07:44 AM
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A Subway worker from Columbus, Ohio, posted a picture of himself resting his tiny sub on the restaurant’s sandwich bread to Instagram.
According to the the Huffington Post they received several photos posted by two men in Columbus, Ohio, who work for the restaurant chain. Their Twitter and Instagram pages are festooned with photos of their exploits.
Boggs posted and later deleted the most incriminating photo, which depicts a man rubbing his genitalia on foot-long bread. It was posted on Instagram by username "weedpriest" with a caption that reads, "My name is @ianjett and I will be your sandwich artist today."
One of the men, Cameron Boggs, admitted on Instagram that "today at work I froze my pee" in a water bottle.
Ian Jett copped to defiling the footlong, but denied doing the dirty deed at work.
"I would never do that at work -- it was at home," he said. "This isn't something I'd ever do at Subway. It was totally a joke."
Boggs and Jett were fired on Monday, and a representative from Subway public relations released this statement:
"This isolated incident is not representative of SUBWAY Sandwich Artists™. These actions are not tolerated and the franchisee took immediate action to terminate the two employees involved."
According to the the Huffington Post they received several photos posted by two men in Columbus, Ohio, who work for the restaurant chain. Their Twitter and Instagram pages are festooned with photos of their exploits.Boggs posted and later deleted the most incriminating photo, which depicts a man rubbing his genitalia on foot-long bread. It was posted on Instagram by username "weedpriest" with a caption that reads, "My name is @ianjett and I will be your sandwich artist today."One of the men, Cameron Boggs, admitted on Instagram that "today at work I froze my pee" in a water bottle.
Ian Jett copped to defiling the footlong, but denied doing the dirty deed at work.
"I would never do that at work -- it was at home," he said. "This isn't something I'd ever do at Subway. It was totally a joke."
Boggs and Jett were fired on Monday, and a representative from Subway public relations released this statement:
"This isolated incident is not representative of SUBWAY Sandwich Artists™. These actions are not tolerated and the franchisee took immediate action to terminate the two employees involved."
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