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Jessica Lee went viral on TikTok after telling the story of how a Subway sandwich was fined $2664 upon arrival in Australia. The world’s most expensive sandwich is a gilded champagne-coated grilled cheese from New York’s Serendipity 3 which retails for $US214 ($311). But one woman ended up paying more than eight times that amount for half of the Subway ride that she forgot to state when she landed in Australia after a stopover in Singapore. The mistake cost Jessica Lee $2664 and made it go viral on TikTok. Soon, his face was plastered on the news from around the world – his story even got the attention of Subway, which awarded prizes to compensate for the fines. “Now my family calls me ‘Subway Girl,'” Lee, a 19-year-old Australian content creator, said. Jessica Lee ate only half of the Subway leg sandwich and saved the rest for later. The story of how chicken feet with lettuce became “the most expensive sandwich ever,” as Lee puts it, begins when he begins to expe

A young traveler has expressed his frustration after he was fined $2,664 for failing to announce his Subway sandwich. Jessica Lee, from Perth, bought a foot long Subway at the Singapore airport while waiting for her flight back to Australia. WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: Jessica’s costly Subway Mistake For more Lifestyle related news and videos check out Lifestyle >> After she had eaten the six-inch sandwich, the 19-year-old decided to save the other half for her flight. But he ended up not eating the rest of the way home. During a presentation at Australian Customs, he was charged a hefty fine – because he didn’t include two ingredients in his sandwich – chicken and lettuce. “Probably going to cry. Basically just paying $2,664 for my Subway only from Singapore,” Jessica said in a TikTok video. Jessica Lee has detailed her frustration after she overcame a $2,664 fine for failing to announce her Subway sandwich. Credit: Jessica Lee “It was my fault but basically I bought a foot lon

Standing at 1.8m tall, Joseph Daoud lifts the scales weighing 130kg. The 18-year-old, from Sydney, fell into a vicious cycle of eating McDonald’s up to four times a day, subsisting on sugary snacks, smoking a pack of cigarettes every day and washing it all down with six cups of coffee. WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: Joseph’s weight loss journey For more Health & Wellness related news and videos, check out Health & Wellness >> He said he developed a “toxic relationship” with food – causing his weight to spiral out of control for years. “My lifestyle is absolutely terrible,” the mortgage broker, now 31, told 7Life . “I would wake up, go to a friend’s house, hit, smoke, drink coffee, smoke some more, eat some kind of drive-thru fast food, usually three to four times a day, go to TAFE. .. Rinse and repeat.” In his first attempt to lose weight, the young man worked out at the gym for a week – but he never returned despite paying for a two-year membership. But determined to get on to