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In this episode of This Week in Business History, host Scott W. Luton shares news and notes related to National Sandwich Day, which is held on November 3rd each year. Scott touches on the history of the sandwich, the workforce behind fast food, a few stories related to your favorite brands, AND the ongoing Chicken Sandwich War. Scott also invites you to share with us your favorite sandwich! Let us know by sending your feedback to: Amanda@SupplyChainNow.com

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