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(and hides his butter)
Pfft. A mere pitance of sugary injustice.
Enough to give anyone diabetes type 2 after the first bar and clogging and hardening up arteries around the heart after the first bag of crisps!
If it were anyone but Homer Simpson, i'd think they were barmy mad to raid the Valve bar! xD
I don't work in that industry but having never experienced such generosity - my reaction to actually encountering it in a new position would be so um... free candy, whats the catch, ya know?
Be under no illusions, I think this is a fantastic idea but why is this generosity so?
There is allegedly butter disguised as a janky old brown paper bag, and in the video talk of some kind of "jello" cross contamination of said butter.
That is what we the english folk call jam right?
So if not actual Sandvich, then certainly the base elements to aid in its construction.
If you have a suitable wrench to hit these materials with, you can no doubt create Sandvich in the specified area.
Or just a sticky red mess fortified with mangled breads and a buttery metal wrench.
It is a certainty that one of these results will be the outcome of such actions in the Valve snack bar.
Perhaps then, the "lady who stocks the snacks" would finally notice him, who can say?