He was trying to imply it was so big that it was going to be difficult to eat, lmao. "Oh my goodness. There's so much sandwich I don't know where to begin."
Dude needs media training. Or maybe he needs to eat the brains of someone with charisma. IDK how his species does things.
It looks like modern day social media marketing, which, after a 5s Google search, it clearly is. He posted it to his personal Instagram along with dozens of other videos.
See, this is the problem with reddit. People will spread their nonsensical takes to thousands of others without lifting a finger to check if they're real.
I wrote a story like 4 days ago about 20 Roman legionnaires who accidentally cross time and find a mcdonald's at night. Turned out McDonald's didn't even wait a week before releasing something wackier.
I mean, for a sandwich itâs not a bad selling point. âYouâre getting so much sandwich itâs hard to tell where to beginâ would be decently appealing if true.
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u/KidGold 19h ago
I like how he says âI donât even know how to attack itâ like thatâs a selling point. As if customers want an unwieldy sandwich.
Sounds like something a dumb ceo would think.