Subway Employee Puts His Penis on Sandwich Bread, Another Freezes His Urine at Work

Subway employee Ian Jett admitted to putting his penis on the restaurant's sandwich bread and then posting the photo on Instagram, the Huffington Post reported. "My name is @ianjett and I will be your sandwich artist today," the worker captioned the picture.

A second employee, identified as Cameron Boggs, confessed on Instagram that he had frozen his urine in a water bottle. "Today at work I froze my pee", Boggs wrote beneath the photo of a bottle half-filled with a yellowish substance that he describes as urine, the Huffington Post wrote.

An anonymous tipster sent the pictures to HuffPost Weird News. The site's staff confirmed both employees Twitter and Instagram pages were filled with photos of their exploits. When confronted, Jett tried to explain why he had shared a picture of his penis over a foot-long roll.

"I would never do that at work - it was at home", Jett said to the Huffington Post. "This isn't something I'd ever do at Subway. It was totally a joke."

Boggs and Jett worked in the same Subway location in Tuttle Crossing Boulevard in Columbus, Ohio. According to the Huffington Post, a Subway public relations official stated that both were fired on Monday.

"This isolated incident is not representative of SUBWAY Sandwich Artists^TM. These actions are not tolerated and the franchisee took immediate action to terminate the two employees involved," said a Subway PR statement.

The person who sent the pictures to the Huffpost Weird News was "horrified". "I saw the frozen piss picture and thought, 'What is this guy doing?'" the tipster said. "Then came the penis picture. They're stupid enough for doing this in the first place, but then to post it to the world? It was a dumb move," he added.

"I didn't send these to be vindictive. But something needs to be done. It's disgusting," he explained. He also said he decided to report the pictures after reading about Giusepp Scire, the man who was caught on security footage masturbating in the kitchen of the pizzeria he owned in San Diego.

Scire said he was the victim of ex-employees' prank. In another infamous incident, a Taco Bell employee posted a picture of himself licking a stack of taco shells. The restaurant chain apologized by saying "the employee didn't intend to harm anyone," according to the Huffington Post.