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  I can already see the headlines about selling secrets of U.S. subs to Iranian military
context: Omg, please let this happen.  Most contract dentists sign has 5-10 mi noncompete clause.  The companies don't really enforce it cuz they don't know where my next job is, but if they did, I would not be able to work in my city and have to move. >
  
  My gf worked in a ltc rehab center and their non compete was 100 miles.  She'd basically have to leave the state in order to switch to a different company in a similar setting.  It's ludicrous >
  
  Ok, that's just fucking spiteful. >
  
  Noncompete clauses reached peak overreach and stupidity when Jimmy John's started having its sandwich makers sign them. >
  
  How many miles from the store location are you prohibited from making a sandwich? There's a lot of trade secrets involved in sandwich making so I can see why they use non competes >
  
  Really? The low level sandwich maker has trade secrets at minimum wage?!
  Unless you being sarcastic then I apologize >
  
  You've clearly never made a sandwich. It's one of the most closely guarded industries there is. The secrets of sandwich making have been kept for centuries >
  
  I used to work at Subway back in the 90s. Still can’t work for any other sandwich shop until at least 2045. >
  
  Ever considered selling those trade secrets to Iran?