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T-S. S. Hello and welcome to the Total Soccer Show.

My name is Darrell Grove and I'm joined by a man who just took a job as head of sandwiches

at Major League Soccer. His name is Taylor Rockwell. Hello. I didn't want to leave the show,

but for the price they're charging, they did offer me a salary of $800 million a year. And it's

tough to turn that down, Darrell. It's tough to turn that down. So most people would have seen on social media today,

I think Omar Gonzalez was first to tweet the room service sandwich he had in Orlando while

he's at the MLS is back tournament. It was not appetizing looking. No, it was not. There's been many

jokes that it looked like something that was served at the fire festival. To be fair, it looked better than what was served at the fire festival, but not a lot better. The description sounded delicious. I'll give them that. It did. Yeah, they should, in England there's a thing called the Advertising Standards Board. And you can sort of sue if it doesn't match the description. I feel like Omar could have a case.

Yeah, I think so too. He did, I think he had removed the bag of chips, though, right? That had already been consumed by the time the photo was taken? I guess so it was out of shot, at least. So maybe they were gold, we don't know they could have been gold-plated potato chips, and that does kind of justify the price at that point. It does, yes. So a lot of people noticed that it was for the basically sandwich and a banana and a little tub of potato salad and a bag of chips.

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