Also, the Subway's around here are mostly staffed by people that are not doing a good job in general. I have not been to one in nearly a year. The quality was not there. Can't speak for all Subway's, just the few near me.
Not just your area.
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Now just have a robot that puts ingredients on the rolls and the only thing you'll need people for anymore is stocking cleaning.
Not that those are particularly difficult jobs for robots, just I think existing stores will require more of a redesign for robots to perform those tasks.
Based on their inability to deal with customers I would assume they are already robots.
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Not sure why this is "apple" news. Subway already supports Apple Pay. Been using it there for months. At least around here they do. Take away the Apple Pay and this story is "mediocre sandwich chain does stuff unrelated to apple."
Mediocre? You soundlike a Subway Fanboi.
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I just want to see them prepare my sandwich, it’s not really the most sanitary conditions back there.
They arn't sanitary when you watch them. "Hi, I don't eat meat, so can I just have a vegi?" Watch them start making it.... "Hi, um, would you mind changing your gloves please before you make my food? You just handled raw chicken..." They look at me weird... "Hi, would you at least mind chaning your gloves because you just touched your face and now your touching food?"
OMG, no. Ew.
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Not to mention the fact that when I ask for cucumber on my foot long sandwich, at least I'm there to ask for more as they try to put only one or two on.
Try explaining that they are supposed to tessellate your cheese.
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The subway I used to go to for lunch would charge you extra if you asked for more after they only put two on the sandwich. I stopped going to subway.
I have two subways within a mile of each other here. One charges extra for cheese on a vegi (which is supposed to come with two cheeses). The other charges less for a vegi and if you want the normal amount of cheese you pay the same as if you got meat. Asking for more vegi however is a threat of terror at both.
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I wouldn't give them that much credit. The Subways around me are now using scales to make sure they don't give you too much meat. I can understand if they wanted to ensure putting a minimum amount of meat on, but I see them taking off what amounts to a few grams of meat from my order.
This place is 100% cost driven anymore. I am sure Robot Sandwich Artists are already in the works. If not just vending machines to eliminate store fronts, too.
Where do they put the meat they removed from your sandwhich? On the next persons sandwhich? What if it touched another item the next person is alergic to? Once food is used it shouldn't go back into general distribution...
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I like Subway--one of my favorites, the ones I have gone to have been nice friendly and clean, and I like the sandwich !
Where are you??? How is this not national news? Every Subway I have been to has been dirty, rude, and ... oh my... you got me! LOL Good job!
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What is a wish sandwich?
That's when you have two pieces of bread and you WISH you had some meat.
Subway charges about 7 dollars now for the foot long. But it has meat sliced so thin one can almost see through it.
On the rare occasion I go there I only get the 6 inch with double meat.
So this one time I went and ordered someone a turkey sandwhich. I was happy because the ham and turkey was the $5 footlong. I was like I want the Ham and Turkey, but no Ham. They made the sandwhich and when I got to the end they charged my $9. I was like... um... whay? Why? It's $5. They said it was because I didn't get ham. I told them fine, give me Ham in on the side and throw it out. They told me they wouldn't give me the $5 price unless I had them put the Ham on the sandwhich. I was like, the person eating this can't have Ham... pretty sure their religion is pretty clear about it. They didn't care. If the ham didn't touch everything than it wasn't a ham and turkey, and they had to charge full price.
I called my friend and they told me to leave. So I left the already made sandwhich at the store and got them something else somewhere else.
Probably also so they're wheelchair accessible.
