Bad English aside, sandwiches (called sānmíngzhì, 三明治) in China have unusual fillings e.g. sweet corn, Chinese mushrooms among them.
I love sandwiches and my cheese, lettuce and tomato are my all-time favorite but my colleagues and ayilooked stared and asked, “How can you eat THAT?”
Hahaha, I guess one man’s meat is another man’s poison 
A case in point is the sandwich distributor below:
By the way, can you spot the spelling mistake?
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Hahaha! I’m laughing at this coz I posted a comment on another post about your sandwich lunch!
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