It isn't subway in general, its a teriyaki onion sandwich I object to.

It's sweet onion (sauce) chicken teriyaki.

Now I'm getting ads for that sandwich.

not sure i get the ann coulter thing.

she is a terrible person, yes. but she paid for that seat and delta gave it to someone else without telling her? seems pretty shitty policy from delta. but everyone is cheering the giant corporation along.

CalvinBall wrote:not sure i get the ann coulter thing.

she is a terrible person, yes. but she paid for that seat and delta gave it to someone else without telling her? seems pretty shitty policy from delta. but everyone is cheering the giant corporation along.

I take it her broom was in the shop

In a segment I'd like to call "Complaint no one else gives a shit about" Wizards of the Coast decided it would make even less data available. They're pushing themselves into the world of eSports (which is funny since their online offering is software that would look out of date 10 years ago, is buggy as fuck and general counter intuitive). It's getting close to the point where only pro players with huge teams for testing will have access to a reasonable data set and they have literal 0 reasons for making that available.

Imagine if say, MLB, made it so announcers and fans didn't have access to data on anything other than their teams and only if they did the leg work to compile and calculate that data. That's what's happening basically.

well it's ann coulter so. i'd probably have put her in the cargo hold.

but yeah 'go brands!' is weird.

Slowhand wrote:I kinda doubt they knew the guy was a pedo when they decided to make him the face of their company.

Anyway, put me in the "it's not THAT bad" camp. I'd certainly rather take a sandwich from another place, but Subway will do in a pinch.

I'm sure they didn't know he was a pedo but I was around him for an hour for a school assembly at the peak of his spokesperson role and he was a total dick... a dick to kids, which seemed to be his target market ironically, and had his 'entourage' remove a custodian who asked for a pic with him and his huge pants... they didn't know he was a pedo but he certainly wasn't a good face of the company then either

Titlehungry wrote:I stopped going there when it was proven that Jared Fogle jerks off to little kids in every individual sandwich... seriously, a company with the poor judgment to put their public faith in this ass clown has issues... and yes, I met him and thought he was a douchebag before all the criminal stuff came out

The criminal stuff was out for years. Subway chose to ignore a few complaints as early as 2007. He was a creeper back in college. I heard stories about him not long after he became their spokesman. Know a few people who went to college with him.

drsmooth wrote:

CalvinBall wrote:not sure i get the ann coulter thing.

she is a terrible person, yes. but she paid for that seat and delta gave it to someone else without telling her? seems pretty shitty policy from delta. but everyone is cheering the giant corporation along.

I take it her broom was in the shop

Did she buy an extra seat so no one could sit next to her or did she buy a window seat and someone switched this up on her? I'm a window guy and occasionally do the aisle but don't but me in the damn middle, there will indeed be hell to pay.

Azrider' s #firstworldproblems

juicero is crashing

Subway is ass. The meat seems fake and gross. Also, you probably pass 10 better sandwich places on your way to Subway so I am not sure why anybody ever goes there.

That said, the idea of a chicken with an onion teriyaki sauce sandwich SOUNDS amazing. I may make something like that but I would never buy one from Subway.

CalvinBall wrote:not sure i get the ann coulter thing.

she is a terrible person, yes. but she paid for that seat and delta gave it to someone else without telling her? seems pretty shitty policy from delta. but everyone is cheering the giant corporation along.

She changed her seat after she checked-in and someone must have grabbed that seat in the process. Judging by the photo she posted of the passenger, I am sure she took the news in stride!

The inherit flaw with all airlines is the technology at the gate is archaic and the mobile technology is vastly superior. Throw on top of that the levels of status and I can see this happening more frequently.

I'm sure everything will run much smoother once the airlines seize control of the FAA.

The B1G Piece wrote:Judging by the photo she posted of the passenger, I am sure she took the news in stride!

haha

famous people bitching about companies on social media is just a bad look in general

Grotewold wrote:

The B1G Piece wrote:Judging by the photo she posted of the passenger, I am sure she took the news in stride!

haha

famous people bitching about companies on social media is just a bad look in general

Does it matter? Regardless of political leanings most have to agree that she's not the most likable creature.

RE: subway

It is fine for what it is, I agree with the opinion that if you are in a city or other somewhat densely populated area, any deli is probably going to be way better than anything you'd get at a subway, HOWEVER, a lot of those places keep "lunch" hours, since that is when they do the bulk of their business, so if you are looking for a fast food option and you don't want a burger or something fried, subway is always there to fill that gap. I couldn't tell you the last time I had subway, but it was most likely when I was driving interstate and got off an exit and was looking for something quick and not fried.

I never totally got the Subway hate, I haven't been there in years but it always did the job when I needed it to

Besides Jared Fogle, I don't really love answering a lot of questions while something is made... I'd rather just get an option from the deli menu with any special requests or use a kiosk like Wawa, etc...

Every fast food place should have at least one kiosk, in addition to a human that interacts with the customer and a mobile app.