Tuna sandwich dilemma

[Mich the Tester]

An email has just gone around saying there are (tinned) tuna sandwiches left over from some conference, but none of the permies have step up to the plate yet, would it be considered bad form if I as a contractor break open the first batch and hide it in a rarely used cupboard for future stinkiness?

[Dearnla]

I like your thinking. Make it so.

[ThomasSoerensen]

reply to all with the info that canned tuna contains 15% dolphin as they also get caught in the fishing nets.

then see who grabs the sandwiches.

[SimonMac]

An email has just gone around saying there are (tinned) tuna sandwiches left over from some conference, but none of the permies have step up to the plate yet, would it be considered bad form if I as a contractor break open the first batch and hide it in a rarely used cupboard for future stinkiness?

Has your contract been renewed? If yes pass, if no stash and run!

[NorthWestPerm2Contr]

This dilema makes the decision on whether to go contracting look like a piece of cake.

[d000hg]

Who the hell makes tinned sandwiches?

Cheeseburger in a can, reviewed.

[Sysman]

Who the hell makes tinned sandwiches?

Cheeseburger in a can, reviewed.

My local discount supermarket stocks ready made cheeseburgers in plastic bags.

I stick to the drinks section of that shop. For a discount place it actually has a decent wine section.

[d000hg]

http://www.rustlersonline.com/menu



Those are not anywhere near as bad as I imagine a tinned burger would be. Supermarkets also sell (or used to) canned fried breakfasts including egg, bacon, sausage, beans, etc.