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Hello,
I worked at Subway for over a year in a mall in Minnesota, and I like Minnesota. I like to think that Minnesotans are intelligent and friendly, but then you work fast food. Here are a few incidences that occured during my tenure as a 'Sandwich Artist'. (how I hate that title)
1: A Penny's employee punched my boss over the bain because her bread was stale in her opinion.
2: Hoards of high school students swarming the food court fifteen minutes before we close and ordering a total of ten foot-long sandwiches.
3: The man who found the god coupon that dows not say "limit one per customer" and comes using multiples to order three foot-long pastramis for the price of three six-inches or more.
4: The man who verbally assaulted me because his child's roll was dry at nine-thirty at night for fifteen minutes. (luckily his child was not there to here it.)
5: The man who comes during the lunch rush, orders one sandwich, gets to the register and say, "and I would like another foot-long."
6: Wiggers, all of them. High-school idgits acting hardcore.
7: Fat people who see S----y as healthy when they order a foot-long pastrami. (Note: the only heatlthy subs at S----y are veggie, turkey, ham, and roast beef and that is if you do not add mayo or any other sauce. All of the sauces are oil slicks.)
8: Anyone who orders a 'mayo-sandwich'. (for those who have not seen one, it is a regular sandwich drowned in about twelve or more passes of mayo, at their request, it is quite disturbing)
9: Christmas shopper wenches: it is never fast enough for them, the line can be thirty or more people long with us making sandwiches to order and they way to be through the line in under two-minutes.
10: The Fanta-lovers: we do not have Fanta, we have never had Fanta, Fanta is not o our list of drinks that you can read; however, they berate us for not carrying it.
11: Bread-Loyalists: Those who find a world of difference between italian and monterey cheddar bread or honey-oat and wheat and cannot stand to switch their bread choice without a good long rant. At lunch no less.
These are only a few and they may have been listed in another thread. If so, my apologies.
Signed,
Subway
I worked at Subway for over a year in a mall in Minnesota, and I like Minnesota. I like to think that Minnesotans are intelligent and friendly, but then you work fast food. Here are a few incidences that occured during my tenure as a 'Sandwich Artist'. (how I hate that title)
1: A Penny's employee punched my boss over the bain because her bread was stale in her opinion.
2: Hoards of high school students swarming the food court fifteen minutes before we close and ordering a total of ten foot-long sandwiches.
3: The man who found the god coupon that dows not say "limit one per customer" and comes using multiples to order three foot-long pastramis for the price of three six-inches or more.
4: The man who verbally assaulted me because his child's roll was dry at nine-thirty at night for fifteen minutes. (luckily his child was not there to here it.)
5: The man who comes during the lunch rush, orders one sandwich, gets to the register and say, "and I would like another foot-long."
6: Wiggers, all of them. High-school idgits acting hardcore.
7: Fat people who see S----y as healthy when they order a foot-long pastrami. (Note: the only heatlthy subs at S----y are veggie, turkey, ham, and roast beef and that is if you do not add mayo or any other sauce. All of the sauces are oil slicks.)
8: Anyone who orders a 'mayo-sandwich'. (for those who have not seen one, it is a regular sandwich drowned in about twelve or more passes of mayo, at their request, it is quite disturbing)
9: Christmas shopper wenches: it is never fast enough for them, the line can be thirty or more people long with us making sandwiches to order and they way to be through the line in under two-minutes.
10: The Fanta-lovers: we do not have Fanta, we have never had Fanta, Fanta is not o our list of drinks that you can read; however, they berate us for not carrying it.
11: Bread-Loyalists: Those who find a world of difference between italian and monterey cheddar bread or honey-oat and wheat and cannot stand to switch their bread choice without a good long rant. At lunch no less.
These are only a few and they may have been listed in another thread. If so, my apologies.
Signed,
Subway
Every one of those points deserves its own thread, if you ask me. 
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