Best played via download, browser play available but recommended 1080p+ (Still need to learn resolution scaling)

　　You are a new employee starting at Sandwich Empire in the Peanut Butter and Jelly Spreading department. You will receive orders in a queue and be expected to keep up with the demand or risk being fired. You must try your best to get the hang of adding just enough PB/J to a slice of bread and rationing the mandated 2 extra slices of bread and 5 plops per ingredient. Failure to deliver an order close enough to specifications, using too many slices of bread, or having an order come in when the queue is full will result in a demerit. Once you reach 3 demerits, you will be fired from Sandwich Empire as they cannot have you ruining their quota.

　　This game in its current state will appeal to individuals who like simple simulation-lite games. You’ll get to experience what it is like in an imaginary fast-paced, fast-food restaurant where you are trying to churn out orders as quickly and accurately as possible to gain a high score (and not get fired). It is a bit of an endurance test, but can offer quick in-and-out gameplay. It could even fit as a game to play during matchmaking/loading screens of other games.

　　Intro:

　　Hello! Welcome to the Sandwich Empire. We are so happy to have you join us, Employee # (NUMBER NOT FOUND). We pride ourselves on making our sandwiches precisely to our customers orders. We do this by breaking the sandwich construction down to just focus on a single slice at a time. You will be joining us in the PEANUT BUTTER & JELLY SPREADING department.

　　Orders will come in to your queue one at a time. Your job is to fulfill them as best as you can. We will be monitoring your progress and our SLICE RATING SOFTWARE will be used to determine if the slice make-up matches the requested order. We will start you off slowly with your order queue. This is to let you get comfortable with your company owned utensils before things get too hectic. Please remember to always uphold the Sandwich Empire Standards! Sincerely, AUTOMATED MANAGEMENT