"Bradley K. Shurman" > wrote in message
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>A Subway restaurant worker is claiming that he educated a vegan
> customer about how mayonnaise was made after she ordered her
> sandwich with the condiment. But her response to the lesson is
> what is confusing some people.
>
> The worker - identified as Gabriel Caulfield-Bohlken - said a
> customer walked into his store and ordered a Veggie Delight
> sandwich.
>
> "As I went to get the bread she asked me if I could change my
> gloves cause (sic) she was vegan and I had been handling meat. I
> did that, no problem, perfectly reasonable request," Caulfield-
> Bohlken said in a Facebook post that has 66K likes and more than
> 43K shares.
>
> "I get her bread, toast it and put all the veggies she wants on
> it, I start to wrap up her sandwich when she says, 'can I get
> some mayo?'" he continues in the Facebook post.
>
> The employee goes on to say he thought the customer was making a
> joke in the now-viral post.
>
> Gabriel Caulfield-Bohlken
> about 3 weeks ago
> So I work at Subway, yesterday I had a chick come in, she told
> me she wanted a Veggie Delight. As I went to get the bread she
> asked me if I could change my gloves cause she was vegan and I
> had been handling meat. I did that, no problem, perfectly
> reasonable request. I get her bread, toast it and put all the
> veggies she wants on it, I start to wrap up her sandwich when
> she says, "can I get some mayo?"
>
> ...
>
> I look at her, she's looking at me, I pick up the mayo, I'm
> waiting for ...
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>
> "I look at her, she's looking at me, I pick up the mayo, I'm
> waiting for her to be like haha jk," he wrote, before telling
> the woman "You know mayonnaise has eggs in it right?"
>
> "N-no it doesn't, I get mayo every time, are you sure?"
> Caulfield-Bohlken wrote that the customer said.
>
> "I felt so horrible, she stood there with such a distraught and
> defeated face, I had shattered this poor girl's world," he wrote.
>
> Caulfield-Bohlken said he explained to her that mayo is made
> with eggs and then asked if she would like it anyway -- to which
> she said yes.
>
> The vegan woman then paid for her sandwich with mayo and walked
> out, he wrote.
>
> The fact that she still ordered the sandwich has some people
> online calling her a "traitor" and saying she "did not do her
> research."
>
> "Don't understand that once she knew the mayo wasn't vegan, she
> still wanted it on her sandwich!!!
> Makes no sense at all!!" one wrote on Facebook about the
> customer's reaction.
>
> "Only vegan online," another wrote in the comments.
>
> http://www.foxnews.com/food-drink/20...subway-worker-
> shattered-vegan-customer-s-world-by-explaining-mayonnaise-has-
> eggs-in-it.html?intcmp=ob_article_footer_text&intcmp=obnet work

Not surprising to me at all, becouse you have to be pretty damn ****ing
stupid to even BE a vegan in the first place. Despite the many known
health-hazard's that lifstyle has.