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Even with costs going up, that seems high. Their subs have steadily been going up to where we never go there anymore. Though we didnt eat there often before either. I always ask about extra charges and how much it is before ordering so i know. Usually never order extra anything because its always much more.
The first and last time we were at Subways the woman was making my husband's sandwich and put 5 of those paper thin slivers of green bell pepper on his sandwich. Then, she took two of them off and put them back.
I asked if I could get extra tomato sauce on my meatball sandwich and she started to put ketchup on it. I screamed at her.
Oh, and before I ordered coffee I asked if they had half and half for it.
She said yes.
Then she gives me coffee with artificial creamer.
It took about nine of those super tiny creamers to get my coffee to the desired lightness, sort of the color you get at Dunkin Donuts.
We never went back.
Ignorant stingy jerks, really!
The best is when they throw in a single napkin with your footlong sub.
Have you guys seen the prices of gasoline? That's gone up way more than cheese at subway.
If extra cheese used to cost 50 cents and now costs $1.50 that is a 3X increase. I don't know where you live but where I am gas has been going down and it's been many years since the price tripled
If extra cheese used to cost 50 cents and now costs $1.50 that is a 3X increase. I don't know where you live but where I am gas has been going down and it's been many years since the price tripled
Nationwide, the price of gas: $3.5-$4 . I'd hardly call that going down. That's nearly 3x what gasoline used to cost in 2000.
Nationwide, the price of gas: $3.5-$4 . I'd hardly call that going down. That's nearly 3x what gasoline used to cost in 2000.
I think we were talking about the price of cheese increasing within the past year or two at the most, that is hardly the equivalent of comparing that increase to what gas cost 15 years ago.
I think we were talking about the price of cheese increasing within the past year or two at the most, that is hardly the equivalent of comparing that increase to what gas cost 15 years ago.
The OP said a long time ago. It's not clear what he meant.
However, Gasoline definitely wasn't going down by any decent amount anywhere in the nation. It was 2x the price of just a few years prior ($4 vs $2).
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