All our lives spent at fast-food chains, we keep looking for that one time when the chip-to-dip ratio is perfect. Some people go out of their way to ensure it is made according to their taste. But this Subway employee had no idea that a ratio could be so skewed. She termed it, "The Worst Sandwich I Ever Made." Here's how it was made. Illustration: Seemon/DailyO

What do you think the world's worst sandwich would be made of? This subway worker recounted her experience of making one. If you are eating something, keep it aside.

The worst sandwich incident took place when the chain was run largely by kids. All the "adults" had either left or were fired.

The order: A footlong subway on white bread, double provolone and double American cheese. Bread not to be toasted and no veggies. Simple enough so far.

The subway worker said that she was used to customers with the taste buds of a toddler and didn't deny such questionable choices. But...

The girl in question wanted ranch dressing on her sandwich. Fair enough. So the Subway worker put two lines of dressing. The girl asked for more. Two more lines. The girl said, "More."

"I'll tell you when to stop," the girl said, annoyed.

The subway worker kept looking at the girl expecting her to say stop. It didn't come. The bottle kept squirting more ranch. The worker described the scene as a soup.

Other customer passed by them with their normal sandwiches. The subway worker looked at her manager, who shrugged and asked her to use another bottle.

The nightmare ranch floods ended. At this point, our narrator was on the verge of blacking out. And the sandwich was "W E T".

The girl paid for the worst sandwich ever made and happily downed it with her friends, while the worker sat behind the counter, recovering from the trauma.