Subway worker puts meats on toilet, walks on food and places them back on shelf in SHOCKING video
A Subway worker in Providence, Rhode Island, posted a series of disturbing videos that showed him walking through food items at the counter before throwing them on the floor and in the bathroom, as well as drinking out of soda bottles before placing them back on the shelf.
Jumanne goes by the name 'Jumanne Way' on YouTube, a play on the fast-food chain Subway. He shared a string of horrifying videos that showed him vandalizing the restaurant and emptying silver tubs of ingredients on the floor. He also recorded himself walking across the food before placing the tubs back behind the counter to later use in customers' sandwiches, presumably. In one stomach-churning video he filmed himself putting food on a toilet seat. Last week, Jumanne posted another video in which he said "F*** Subway" before throwing trays of bread on the floor and walking across them.
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Speaking to the Daily Mail, Jumanne said on the motive behind the videos. "Unfortunately, I'm a content creator, so I create controversial videos to be able to potentially monetize my audience on YouTube and other social media platforms," he said.
The YouTuber acknowledged he could be convicted of a crime but explained that it was "a decision I made over time" and was willing to live with it. "I just reached a point where I decided I would be willing to take a higher risk for a higher reward," he added, possibly referring to the money he would make from his videos. "There's a lot of consequences within creating controversy but I accept whatever happens." Jumanne said he's "still in the beginning stage" of his antics but didn't say whether he was getting the response he had anticipated.
The Subway worker was seen in several videos emptying tubs of tomatoes, lettuce, and deli meat onto the floor and all over the restaurant's bathroom. However, he said the food was going to be dumped anyway. "I did most of my videos on Saturday. My store wasn't open on Sunday so all the food would've went in the trash because it wouldn't have been able to be served on Monday,' he explained.
Jumanne filmed himself at the end of the shift in a nearly four-minute-long video titled 'Behind The Scenes: JumanneWay Quits.' "Now, I'm just going to take all of this and I'm going to toss it on the ground," he says in the clip. "All of the food - I'm going to basically just vandalize it and then I'm going to go in the drawer and I'm going to take the money, put it in my pocket," he added, before appearing to remove all the cash from the register and follow through on his assertions.
Jumanne told the Daily Mail that he started making the videos only after putting his two weeks in. He quit his job at the fast-food restaurant earlier this week, after having worked at three different locations over the course of two years. He admitted that his boss watched surveillance footage but by that time he was already on his way out. "The owner called me and was obviously feeling angry and disrespected," he said. "He basically asked why I did it but I didn't give him much of a response," he explained, adding that $200 was deducted from his last paycheck in light of the damages.
The content-creator was seen in another video taking sips from bottles of Gatorade and putting them back in the fridge. "Alright, so, I basically gotta steal these drinks because I f****** put my mouth on them," he said in the clip. "So, put my mouth on these four Gatorades, which you would be able to see." He then told his audience that he had washed the dishes, "cleaned everything" and stayed at the restaurant for hours later as he had "a lot to think about."
"I'm trying to figure out what's my next move," Jumanne said, admitting that filming himself committing a series of crimes was becoming tiring. "Once I do this video I have 30 controversial videos. I thought I was going to do 100. Honestly, I'm done. I'm not even sure if I want to do 50," he said. "I'm just really getting tired of doing these videos. I'm actually scared to upload them, to be honest with you," he added.