Arby’s food results in less than good mood
As many of you may have heard, an unfortunate 14-year-old in Michigan ran across a nasty surprise in what was supposed to be a simple Arby's roast beef sandwich. After digging into his mail Hart noticed something funny, an odd, chewy consistency to the normally tender meat. After spitting out his bite he identified the culprit: a human finger. Summing up the incident quite succinctly, Ryan Hart said, "It was just nasty." Readers should know that this wasn't an attempt by Arby's to diversify its menu; the severed finger was the result of a kitchen accident by an employee at one of the chain's local stores. According to reports, an employee cut off her finger with a meat slicer while preparing Hart's sandwich. In a panic, she quickly left her station, failing to warn her coworkers about the injury (or the missing digit). Unaware that there was a problem, the rest of the staff continued filling orders, delivering an unexpected surprise to the teenager.
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