And the hits just keep on coming…

[ThorneStockton]

There's one just a couple years old and a couple of blocks from home that I go to once a month or so. They remind me of Chic Fil A in terms of managing to get employees who are polite and seemingly care about doing a good job. To the point where it's almost annoying how talkative they can be. It's a weekday over the lunch hour, what am I up to today you ask? Work..

In contrast to the Potbelly that I go to, it's a revolving door of employees who don't give a shit about anything and can't be bothered, and well, I can't say I blame them. Potbelly's giardiniera is great, but it's not hard to add my own to a Mike's sub at home.

No idea if these locations are franchises or representative at all.

 

[stanzithemanzi12]

He’s only getting $6.8 billion.

He’ll have a knapsack full of jack after taxes.

Plus I'm sure there was debt. Everyone thinks people walk away with what they sold their business for. He might have sold for $8B, had $5B in debt, pays taxes on $3B.

 

[Lootownguy]

This is the correct order

1.Jersey Mikes
2.Firehouse
3. Jimmy Johns
4.dog sh!t on bread
5.cat sh!t on bread
6.OP's ass between slices of bread
7. Subway

Subway is not terrible. Back when it was $5 footlong, it was the best value in the sandwich game. For triple that, I'll go elsewhere.

 

[Dr. Phil Seuss]

Jersey Mikes used to be the real deal. I first had it in south Florida, 2005. This was back in the day when they first started expanding. It is still ok, but not what it once was. I’ve probably had it 3x in the last 5 years. I used to eat there 2-3x per month in 06-08.

 

[Bulldogs1974]

We went there a couple of weeks ago. For four of us it was $65. Kind of crazy.

Imagine the sub you can make for that money.