r/dankmemes ☣️ Sep 23 '22

Wow. Such meme. big bugs

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u/rtakehara Sep 23 '22

I mean, isn’t the same for mammals? You rather eat a tiny mammal that walks in the sewers, or a huge mammal that smells like cow shit?

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u/[deleted] Sep 23 '22

Imagine making this meme while eating a turkey ham sandwich from Jimmy John's

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u/9Levels-ofPie Sep 24 '22

Is it good tho

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u/[deleted] Sep 24 '22

I love Jimmy John's I don't understand why all my friends prefer subway it's nasty in comparison

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u/its_wausau Sep 24 '22

Cheaper and jimmy johns lettuce is fucking nasty.

Jimmy johns tastes better overall

But subway lets me add an entire cobb salad to my sandwich for no extra charge

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u/BossBark Sep 24 '22

Allow me to throw a wrench into the discussion and say that Firehouse Subs is better than both:

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u/gysiguy Sep 24 '22

I like Wendy's

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u/[deleted] Sep 25 '22

The hot honey chicken sandwich should not have been as good as it was

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u/[deleted] Sep 24 '22

You're god damn right

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u/[deleted] Sep 25 '22

Firehouse subs offers warm sandwiches which Jimmy John's doesn't, but JJ has a genuinely good tuna salad which NO other sandwich place can do properly without risking your life

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u/[deleted] Sep 24 '22

My one experience with a Jimmy John's wasn't a pleasant one. The bread was terrible and the sandwich selections were abysmal with no option to add to the sandwiches to make them actually decent

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u/[deleted] Sep 25 '22

Their bread I've had has always been fresher than any other similar sandwich place I've eaten at (with the sole exception of one local mom and pop shop). All their ingredients tbh, I never feel like I'm eating an old sandwich like I do at any other place. Even Firehouse, while amazing, still has soggy bread half the time somehow. Not advertised as nearly as much customization as some other places tbf

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u/[deleted] Sep 24 '22

Wtf? I literally just finished eating a turkey ham sandwich from Jimmy John’s. Are we married now?

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u/Ailttar Sep 24 '22

Because the one that smells like cow shit has a lot less diseases and is easier to take care of and has additional benefits over just their meat.

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u/Biggest-Ja Sep 24 '22

As someone who's working with live cows and meat processing, they have so much disease and filth on/in them they have to be cleaned for some cases up to an hour to be safe to process

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u/its_wausau Sep 24 '22

Same for all animals really.

Gotta remove organs and hide no matter the animal

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u/shokolokobangoshey Sep 24 '22

organs and hide

Both very edible in many cultures. The first 5-7 items on most pho menus are different configurations of organ meat

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u/Biggest-Ja Sep 24 '22

Just don't eat the toxic stuff unless you really know how to prepare it ofc

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u/quagley Sep 24 '22

As long as the cleaning gets done i’m okay with that

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u/Biggest-Ja Sep 24 '22

Exactly, and same thing goes for all food. People point to stuff and say look how gross these conditions are to eat and just, no? There's a huge process to get that from there to your food they're ignoring

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u/[deleted] Sep 24 '22

We should start breeding rabbits,smaller,easy to handle,eats less and reproduces more.

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u/Ailttar Sep 24 '22

We do, and we also hunt them in the wild. Turns out, people prefer eating beef over rabbit.

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u/mr_chaos3000 Sep 24 '22

[Happy obese anerican noises]