I have worked at Subway for almost ten years. I started out working there for an after school job, and worked my way up to manager. I no longer work there full time, but I do help out when they are in a pinch. Guess what? I can write this comment, so yes...we are able to write....some things. My grammar may not be…

Yeah, cause fuck the poor amiright?

Well I mean you're just a snarky internet commenter being snarky, so not necessarily, but as a six year veteran of the Bux I'll say you're an asshole out of solidarity for my Subway bretheren.

Yes. You sound like a dick for looking down on people you know nothing about. I've worked in/managed Subways for 10 years, and the majority of my employees have been hard-working, intelligent people, just trying to make a living.

Yes.

As someone who is looking to take on a second job in the shitty town in which I'm temporarily stuck, just to be able afford my return to the city, and someone who is still unable to nab one of the shitty local Subway jobs because competition is fierce for any fucking work out here... Yeah, you sound like an asshole.

A better way to show that you don't care is by not bothering to comment.

FWIW Lancôme has had black "faces" before, including current faces Arlenis Sosa Peña (pictured) and Jasmine Tookes. Perhaps Nyong'o is the first black celebrity Lancôme face, but we can recognize the models of color who've been repping for years, too.

You know what they say, once you get that first taste of island ownership...you just can't stop.

What part of that was 'cunt'-y?

I am in deep admiration of your ability to not engage with the crazy. (Which is also a good way to deal with preschoolers demanding cupcakes.)

Good response to someone who was obviously trying to upset you. Kudos!

The only people who don't get why representation matters are people who have never wanted for it.

Um, no. It's a racist joke about escaping slavery. That they tied it in with another movie makes no difference.

They can, but when it is privileged opinions, they ought to be secondary to the opinions of those the work supposedly represents.

The worst!

Every time Perez has a chance to make an ass of himself, he takes it.