Normally, I am not one to harshly judge fast food establishments. However, this Subway must be held accountable for its actions. As we all know, bread can make or break a sandwich. Unfortunately, this bread is cold, soggy, and quite literally doughy on the inside. The vegetables are somehow of even lower caliber than your average Subway -- the cucumbers and tomatoes are frequently semi-frozen. As a recently converted vegetarian, I cannot speak for the meat, but I am sure it follows a similar pattern.
However, the real issue is the service. This is a real interaction I had:
Sandwich artist, in a monotone voice: "would you like this toasted?"
Me, loud and clear: "yes please!!"
Sandwich artist: *immediately shoves my six inch down to the veggie station and gives me a glare* "SAUCES????"
Yes, dear reader, you read that correctly; here, they put the sauce on before the vegetables. Need I say more?
The fellow next to me was ordering a tuna sandwich, so, of course, he requested cucumbers. The gentleman building the sandwich slapped two paper-thin slices of cucumber right next to one another and appeared confused when the fellow ordering requested a few more slices. Tuna requires a thick layer of cucumbers, as anyone who has ever consumed a sandwich would know.
Now, I myself have worked fast food. I know that the job saps both your physical well-being and your will to live. However, I draw the line at the behavior exhibited by this Subway. Reader, if you have stayed with me this long, heed my advice. Do NOT turn to this establishment for your lunch needs.