Subway is such a tightwad

We used to have a Quiznos back then in my city , the food were delicious. Sadly it closed down
 
We used to have a Quiznos back then in my city , the food were delicious. Sadly it closed down
Quiznos was over priced and they put too much sauce on the sandwiches even when you told them to taking it easy with the sauce :mad:
 
Quiznos was over priced and they put too much sauce on the sandwiches even when you told them to taking it easy with the sauce :mad:
Well maybe it depend from certain employees , personally when I was for less sauce they exactly do as I tell them.
 
Well maybe it depend from certain employees , personally when I was for less sauce they exactly do as I tell them.
Damn, I guess I kept going to the shitty Quiznos<34>
 
I can’t mess with the subways near me. It’s owned by some brown folks. They are really stingy with the toppings. They would rather it go bad instead of giving it to the customer.
It always so heartbreaking when you see them put one of the meatballs back..
 
Don't you know the trick? Who goes to subway but doesn't get their money's worth?

 
Subway franchises can opt out of those coupons too.

I think the problem with Subway is with the low entry barrier to open a franchise. You got a bunch of people who's looking to open their first restaurant, so they gather up whatever they can find underneath their couch and hope to make it back in the short term. Then they'll count every single penny that walks out the store, including condiments.

With larger franchisees like McDonald's the requirements are a lot higher and it usually ends up where you got an investment group who owns them. These groups usually have first dibs on potential locations. Same deal with 7-eleven. Subway on the other hand I'm not sure. There was a time where I was seeing multiple subways near each other.
 
Subway is some bottom tier fast food. There are so many better places to stuff food into your face hole.
Jersey Mike's, Toronto, and Erik's Deli Cafe are the best. Fuck Jimmy John's and I have yet to eat a Firehouse Sub but hear they are good. I was also a big fan of Quiznos (RIP)
 
Subway and the like got old for me real quick after a few times. It was the best thing ever the first time after I had some drinks and devoured a meatball sub
 
subway is way too cheap with veggies.

firehouse obviously >

I've also been going to pita places more than subs over the past few years.
 
Subway went from being fast food greatness in the late 80s thru 90s. To being total shit.


They are the worst sammich place. Jersey Mike's demos Subway .
 
Subway franchises can opt out of those coupons too.

I think the problem with Subway is with the low entry barrier to open a franchise. You got a bunch of people who's looking to open their first restaurant, so they gather up whatever they can find underneath their couch and hope to make it back in the short term. Then they'll count every single penny that walks out the store, including condiments.

With larger franchisees like McDonald's the requirements are a lot higher and it usually ends up where you got an investment group who owns them. These groups usually have first dibs on potential locations. Same deal with 7-eleven. Subway on the other hand I'm not sure. There was a time where I was seeing multiple subways near each other.
Yeah, they don't give a FUCK. They'll let multiple Subways open in the same area. It's the same way with Dunkin' Donuts in the Boston area especially, but DD has a higher profit margin. Subway's profits suck (for the franchisees at least) and the franchisees are fed up.

 
Subway and the like got old for me real quick after a few times. It was the best thing ever the first time after I had some drinks and devoured a meatball sub
Everything's the best ever after some drinks.
 
Saw Subway had footlong nachos and picture looked interesting. Tried it and it was one small bag of Doritos + tiny bit of meat + small doses of chopped onion, tomato, jalapeno + cheese sauce & chipotle sauce. $6. Wouldn't buy it again. The picture looked like a lot more food than actual.
 
I thought Subway's entire business structure revolved around a $5 footlong?
 
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