Subway worker fired after disgusting “food prep” videos go viral

Subway worker goes viral for stepping on foodInstagram: JumanneWay

A Subway worker is going viral on social media after sharing videos of himself stepping on sandwich toppings, throwing bread on the ground, and putting food items on a toilet seat.

Looks like nobody’s gonna be “eating fresh” at this Subway location anytime soon.

A Subway sandwich artist has taken the internet by storm after officially throwing his hands in the air and deciding that today was the day he was truly done putting together subs for a living.

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The worker first gained attention over on Reddit, where a video showing the man stepping on sandwich toppings in his shoes sparked outrage from viewers.

Subway worker goes viral for destroying sandwich toppings

That wasn’t the only offense he caused in the sandwich restaurant, by far; the worker also carefully placed sandwich meat and cheeses on a toilet seat, and even placed some veggies on the ground next to it.

The worker also flashed his name badge before flinging various sandwich fixings all over the place in another video, showing his name as Jumanne, before shouting: “F**k Subway!”

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He also shared his social media handle, JumanneWay.

 

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It has also been found out that the worker put up a series of similar videos on some Instagram and Facebook accounts under the name ‘JumanneStruggled,’ where he can be seen reacting to his Subway sandwich destruction.

He also shows himself rapping while working in various fast food locations, like Taco Bell.

The internet is buzzing with comments about the sandwich artist, with many commenters finding the issue less than savory.

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Subway worker fired after food-destroying videos go viral

Newsweek has since reported that the worker has been fired from the Subway location after his videos went viral online.

“Subway and our network of franchisees take health and food safety extremely seriously and don’t condone any behavior that violates our strict policies in these areas,” a Subway spokesperson said.

“While Subway restaurants are individually owned and operated, we have confirmed with the franchisee of this location that the employee was immediately terminated after he learned of the employee’s actions.”

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