kilikini wrote:
> Jerry Sauk wrote:
>> "kilikini" > wrote in message
>> ...
>>> Jerry Sauk wrote:
>>>> "The Truthful Assh0le" > wrote in message
>>>> oups.com...
>>>>> On Aug 17, 4:49 pm, Steve Wertz > wrote:
>>>>>> On Fri, 17 Aug 2007 13:07:10 -0500, Jerry Sauk wrote:
>>>>>>> I never said I go there twice a day, every day. That's a lie.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> How about Subway? (Which you quickly gave up because it was too
>>>>>> healthy)
>>>>>
>>>>> One way Subway helps people reduce is that it tastes awful. Very
>>>>> near the bottom of the fast food universe.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> -sw
>>>>>
>>>>> --Bryan
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Unconstructive post. Please back up your opinions with FACTS and
>>>> not insults.
>>>
>>> When Subway only had their white and wheat breads, I did not care
>>> for their subs. Since they've upgraded their bread, I think the
>>> chain is decent; all-be-it-pricey. Granted, Quiznos is much more
>>> expensive, but truth be told, if I want a good sub sandwich, I can
>>> go to my local Publix grocery store, spend under $5 and get a
>>> sandwich for at least 3 lunches. (Well, those are *my* sized
>>> lunches.)
>>>
>>> Jerry, you would love a Publix sub! They STUFF their sandwiches!
>>> You get a meat-filled, anti-pasta salad on your choice of bread.
>>> Not to sound gross, (ahem), but, I can't get my mouth around one,
>>> they're so full of goodies. Loaded with veggies, meat and cheese,
>>> these things just fall apart in your hands.
>>>
>>> Dang, I wish you had a Publix. You wouldn't be disappointed.
>>>
>>> kili
>>>
>>>
>>
>> I tried Quizno's once, and I didn't care for it. We Later lost the
>> franchise, but I think it's back now, I think even in the same
>> building.
>>
>> What the hell is anti-pasta?
>
> Anti-pasta is typically an Italian salad with oil and vinegar
> dressing and usually served with meat. Anti = opposite, so really it
> means anything that isn't pasta. Most American-Italian restaurants
> mean salad. I just used that term because Publix uses oil and
> vinegar on their subs and they're loaded with veggies.
>
> By the way, I went to Quiznos 3 times. All 3 times I was
> disappointed. I ordered a sandwich the fist time. Ho hum. I got a
> salad the second time. Ho Hum. And I got soup the third time. Same
> deal. I figured I'd try it 3 times, get different items, just to be
> fair. When I got the sandwich the first time, they were out of
> cheese. Come on, a Sub shop out of cheese???? Quiznos is way
> overpriced and way overrated, in my opinion.
>
> kili

Heh, that reminds me of the time I was up north at a pizza joint and they
were out of marinara. People were walking out in droves. Wal-Mart was
perhaps 200 yards away. You'd think the manager would go get *something* to
keep the business going.
Seems the delivery truck was broken down. Wow! How hard is it to get
marinara sauce?!?!?

Al's Pizza (right next to Wal-Mart) never ran out of anything except empty
seats. I'll go back to Al's in a heartbeat, but never to the other place.
They left an empty taste in my mouth. Can't even remember their name matter
of fact.

BTW, Quiznos is better than Subway, but only marginally. Not nearly better
enough to justify their prices. Publix stomps them both and they don't even
try!

While I'm on a Publix rant, they beat the shit out of KFC for fried chicken
for 1/3 the price as well.