The right way to do INNER JOIN in LINQ to Entity

Despite of my last belief, that code will not fly into the production. Why? Because I found the right way to do INNER JOIN in Entity Framework!

The problem I have to solve is the following:

I have regular Order model. A Customer has many Orders, an Order has many OrderItems, many OrderItems have the Product. I have to get all Products that given Customer have bought.

So The Right Solution

is the most easy code. And is actually the most correct one:

var r = from p in ds.OrderProducts
    		from oi in p.OrderItems
    		where oi.Order.Customer.CustomerID == customerId
    		select p;

Why I did not thought about the simplest possible code? I do not know. Probably because of SQL background… And of course, resulting generated SQL:

SELECT 
    ...
    FROM   [Invoicing].[OrderProduct] AS [Extent1]
    INNER JOIN [Invoicing].[OrderItem] AS [Extent2] 
    	ON [Extent1].[OrderProductID] = [Extent2].[OrderProductID]
    INNER JOIN [Invoicing].[Order] AS [Extent3] 
    	ON [Extent2].[OrderID] = [Extent3].[OrderID]
    WHERE cast('f925c22b-8379-4dd9-a1f6-9c8f0113f235' as uniqueidentifier) 
    	= [Extent3].[CustomerID]

Pretty? Yes! This code is equal to one I wrote myself!

Hope this eventually helps :)