Sarah Archer

No, I assume that they're not gardens full of sandwich bearing bushes, but I sure was hoping that they were for a sec.

I was picturing that.

That's what I was hoping too.

But so this was at the 1964-1965 World's Fair in Queens and the 7-Up Pavilion.

And 7-Up was not quite as high profile as Pepsi.

It was kind of a third banana in terms of soda.

But I mean, let's be honest, they still are.

But what a banana.

Exactly.

But it's a great banana.

So take a peek at this image and maybe describe what we're seeing.

I would love nothing more.

OK, so first we have a beautiful sign that has a little arrow that says entrance to the 7-Up International Sandwich Gardens, the International Sandwich Gardens.

And it's a garden where you eat international sandwiches and they're all on oval bread.

And so they're like the space sandwiches in 2001 and space.

a little bit their uniform and so we have the sandwiches represented and there's like four for each region which is for totaling 16 international sandwiches which I think is pretty good yeah which is incredible northern Europe the Pacific the Mediterranean and the Americas choose one of these four trays four delicious sandwiches on each all the seven up you want 150 per tray plus tax

We should compete with the Russians again.

It brought out the best in us, at least in terms of, you know, sandwiches.

Yeah, at least in terms of sandwich culture.

Well, what do you think of also about like the kind of advances?