"Grismalkin" > wrote in message
..
> I do prefer Quizno's, though. I have never gone to a sub shop to find
> that
> they are out of bread. Subway's bread is like Wonder Bread to me.

Glad to hear your opinion. I have heard many people say they LIKE Subway
because the bread is so good. In some cases it is because they never had,
in their entire life, a piece of really good bread. I still yearn for the
days when I got a good sandwich on a roll baked by Veccione's in Philly.
Sometimes the hoagies shop would run out of rolls. It was delivered fresh
every day, you never got yesterdays rolls.
Ed

Edwin Pawlowski wrote:
> "Grismalkin" > wrote in message
> .
>> I do prefer Quizno's, though. I have never gone to a sub shop to find
>> that
>> they are out of bread. Subway's bread is like Wonder Bread to me.
>
> Glad to hear your opinion. I have heard many people say they LIKE Subway
> because the bread is so good. In some cases it is because they never had,
> in their entire life, a piece of really good bread. I still yearn for the
> days when I got a good sandwich on a roll baked by Veccione's in Philly.
> Sometimes the hoagies shop would run out of rolls. It was delivered fresh
> every day, you never got yesterdays rolls.
> Ed

The Subways around here bake their bread in the store constantly during the day.
The only way I would expect them to run out of a type of bread would be after
the lunch rush, the dinner rush, or right before closing time. The OP never
said what time he was there.

BOB

>> I do prefer Quizno's, though. I have never gone to a sub shop to find
>> that
>> they are out of bread. Subway's bread is like Wonder Bread to me.
>
>Glad to hear your opinion. I have heard many people say they LIKE Subway
>because the bread is so good. In some cases it is because they never had,
>in their entire life, a piece of really good bread. I still yearn for the
>days when I got a good sandwich on a roll baked by Veccione's in Philly.
>Sometimes the hoagies shop would run out of rolls. It was delivered fresh
>every day, you never got yesterdays rolls.
>Ed
>
>
I never lived in Philly so never got a true cheesesteak. If I can ever visit
there, you know what I will order. What this guy offered seemed real, but I
wouldn't know for sure.

My next plan is to go to Mexico and avoid the water when it's all cold here. I
would like to swim in the ocean and eat good food.

(grpman) wrote in message . com>...
> Rant for the day:
>
> I'm done with Subway. It's a waste of time going there. Why is it
> that I can go into Walmart (which has a million different products)
> and I can have a 99% chance of finding the item on the shelf, yet I go
> into Subway (which has only ONE product - food) and there is only a
> 25% chance that they have it?
>
> Almost every time I go into Subway, I always get "we don't have that
> bread", "we have no cookies", etc. Instead of asking the customer
> "what do you want", they might as well say "here is what you are
> getting". Why even open the doors.. why go into business? For a big
> chain, you think they would have solved this small problem of "having
> no product to sell".
>
> Some stores think that they are in business to please themselves only.
> I tried going to a particular supermarket at a convenient time (near
> closing when it is not busy). Their produce and salad shelves would
> be empty (I suppose so they wouldn't have to throw anything out).
> They don't seem to realize that they should keep the shelves stocked
> (even if they have to throw a bit out) otherwise the customers will
> take ALL of their business elsewhere.
>
> Of course, writing to the above businesses yeilded no response and no
> change in practice.

I know I shouldnt be eating at KFC so much but the last two times I
went to KFC, they were out of chicken! I am not kidding! What does the
C stand for?
-Doyle

On 2 Dec 2004 19:02:15 -0800, (grpman) wrote:

>Rant for the day:
>
>I'm done with Subway. It's a waste of time going there. Why is it
>that I can go into Walmart (which has a million different products)
>and I can have a 99% chance of finding the item on the shelf, yet I go
>into Subway (which has only ONE product - food) and there is only a
>25% chance that they have it?

the key unknown fact here is that you can legally require them to fall
in and sing 'yes, we have no bananas.'

your pal,
blake

On Fri, 03 Dec 2004 04:00:38 GMT, "Srgnt Billko" >
wrote:

>Just had their $2.49 six inch daily special on whole wheat. Have had pretty
>good luck with the 2 locals stores.
>
for the money, it's not bad. that ranks it maybe just above
macdougal's.

your pal,
blake




>"grpman" > wrote in message
. com...
>> Rant for the day:
>>
>> I'm done with Subway.

On Fri, 03 Dec 2004 04:00:38 GMT, "Srgnt Billko" >
wrote:

>Just had their $2.49 six inch daily special on whole wheat. Have had pretty
>good luck with the 2 locals stores.
>
for the money, it's not bad. that ranks it maybe just above
macdougal's.

your pal,
blake




>"grpman" > wrote in message
. com...
>> Rant for the day:
>>
>> I'm done with Subway.

On 04 Dec 2004 00:36:40 GMT, ojunk (Mpoconnor7)
wrote:

>>Or you can forget Subway and patronize a local sub shop or deli. There are 2
>>really good mon & pop type stores near me. They use really tasty buns from a
>>local Italian bakery, everything is good quality and sliced fresh and the
>>prices are good.
>>
>
>Jersey Mikes is far and away the best sub chain I've ever tried, much better
>than Subway or Quiznos.
>
>Michael O'Connor

i think there was one in d.c. once upon a time. but subway and
quiznos are not chains in the same sense.

your pal,
blake

On Sat, 04 Dec 2004 19:06:04 GMT, "MareCat"
> wrote:

>"Mpoconnor7" > wrote in message
...
>> >Or you can forget Subway and patronize a local sub shop or deli. There
>are 2
>> >really good mon & pop type stores near me. They use really tasty buns
>from a
>> >local Italian bakery, everything is good quality and sliced fresh and the
>> >prices are good.
>> >
>>
>> Jersey Mikes is far and away the best sub chain I've ever tried, much
>better
>> than Subway or Quiznos.
>
>I love Jersey Mike's and much prefer their subs to Subway, Quiznos,
>Blimpies, and any other sub chain in my area (even Thundercloud Subs, a
>chain here in TX).
>
>JM's subs are just like the subs I grew up eating in the northeastern U.S.
>
>Mary
>
i went to school in nyc in the seventies, and i always thought hat
blimpie's must have been a mafia money-landering front, because their
sandwiches were so lousy.

your pal,
blake

On Sat, 04 Dec 2004 19:06:04 GMT, "MareCat"
> wrote:

>"Mpoconnor7" > wrote in message
...
>> >Or you can forget Subway and patronize a local sub shop or deli. There
>are 2
>> >really good mon & pop type stores near me. They use really tasty buns
>from a
>> >local Italian bakery, everything is good quality and sliced fresh and the
>> >prices are good.
>> >
>>
>> Jersey Mikes is far and away the best sub chain I've ever tried, much
>better
>> than Subway or Quiznos.
>
>I love Jersey Mike's and much prefer their subs to Subway, Quiznos,
>Blimpies, and any other sub chain in my area (even Thundercloud Subs, a
>chain here in TX).
>
>JM's subs are just like the subs I grew up eating in the northeastern U.S.
>
>Mary
>
i went to school in nyc in the seventies, and i always thought hat
blimpie's must have been a mafia money-landering front, because their
sandwiches were so lousy.

your pal,
blake

On Fri, 3 Dec 2004 20:18:48 -0600, (Tom Koeppl)
wrote:

>you still have A&P stores! they left minneasota in the fiftys. I
>rmember because one of the familys friends was nuts about a certain A&P
>tea and purchased five store bags of it that as a 9yr old i carryied to
>the car and into the house.. that was 1949. they were gone from the
>midwest by the end of the fiftys
>
>I was told that they could'nt make it in the smal towns they we in
>
>tm

did you ever have the pleasure of tasting a&p lager?

your pal,
blake

On Sun, 05 Dec 2004 03:35:07 GMT, "Edwin Pawlowski" >
wrote:

>
>"Grismalkin" > wrote in message
>.
>> I do prefer Quizno's, though. I have never gone to a sub shop to find
>> that
>> they are out of bread. Subway's bread is like Wonder Bread to me.
>
>Glad to hear your opinion. I have heard many people say they LIKE Subway
>because the bread is so good. In some cases it is because they never had,
>in their entire life, a piece of really good bread. I still yearn for the
>days when I got a good sandwich on a roll baked by Veccione's in Philly.
>Sometimes the hoagies shop would run out of rolls. It was delivered fresh
>every day, you never got yesterdays rolls.
>Ed
>
nothing tastes as good as how you remember it in your youth.

your pal,
blake

On Sat, 4 Dec 2004 23:24:34 -0500, " BOB" > wrote:

>Edwin Pawlowski wrote:
>> "Grismalkin" > wrote in message
>> .
>>> I do prefer Quizno's, though. I have never gone to a sub shop to find
>>> that
>>> they are out of bread. Subway's bread is like Wonder Bread to me.
>>
>
>BOB
>
god help me, i'm going to cite facts from when i actually worked at a
restaurant-type place. well, a pizza joint.

fred and eva haas, according to the radio and print ads, made their
crusts fresh 'every day.'

of course, this was the day before.

but the practice is sound, is it not?

your pal,
blake

On 4 Dec 2004 23:26:24 -0800, (NFL
fan) wrote:

(grpman) wrote in message . com>...
>> Rant for the day:.
>
>I know I shouldnt be eating at KFC so much but the last two times I
>went to KFC, they were out of chicken! I am not kidding! What does the
>C stand for?
>-Doyle

believe me, you don't want to know.

your pal,
blake

On 4 Dec 2004 23:26:24 -0800, (NFL
fan) wrote:

(grpman) wrote in message . com>...
>> Rant for the day:.
>
>I know I shouldnt be eating at KFC so much but the last two times I
>went to KFC, they were out of chicken! I am not kidding! What does the
>C stand for?
>-Doyle

believe me, you don't want to know.

your pal,
blake

blake murphy > wrote in
:

> On 4 Dec 2004 23:26:24 -0800, (NFL
> fan) wrote:
>
(grpman) wrote in message
e.com>...
>>> Rant for the day:.
>>
>>I know I shouldnt be eating at KFC so much but the last two times I
>>went to KFC, they were out of chicken! I am not kidding! What does
the
>>C stand for?
>>-Doyle
>
> believe me, you don't want to know.


Jay Leno did a bit years ago when Kentucky Fried Chicken changed it's
name to KFC.

He said something like KFC didn't want to be associated with the word
"Fried." Jay pondered it had something to do with not being associated
with the word "Chicken."



Andy

" BOB" > wrote:


>
>The Subways around here bake their bread in the store constantly during the day.
>The only way I would expect them to run out of a type of bread would be after
>the lunch rush, the dinner rush, or right before closing time. The OP never
>said what time he was there.
>
>BOB
>

The operative word is "baked" in the store. It comes I think frozen
from local or regional commercial bakery.
--
Susan N.

"Moral indignation is in most cases two percent moral, 48 percent indignation, and 50 percent envy."
Vittorio De Sica, Italian movie director (1901-1974)

"Edwin Pawlowski" wrote in message
om...

> Glad to hear your opinion. I have heard many people say they LIKE Subway
> because the bread is so good. In some cases it is because they never had,
> in their entire life, a piece of really good bread.

This is somewhat understandable. It is not all that easy to find really good
bread. Until a got into baking my own bread and got to the point where I
understood more how good bread could be I probably would have thought what
they had at Subway was good. I've only been to Subway once or twice and that
was years ago, but what I recall is that the crust of their breads has a
little more body than a standard sub roll, but the crumb was typical at
best.

-Mike

(Grismalkin) wrote in message >...
> >> I do prefer Quizno's, though. I have never gone to a sub shop to find
> >> that
> >> they are out of bread. Subway's bread is like Wonder Bread to me.
> >
> >Glad to hear your opinion. I have heard many people say they LIKE Subway
> >because the bread is so good. In some cases it is because they never had,
> >in their entire life, a piece of really good bread. I still yearn for the
> >days when I got a good sandwich on a roll baked by Veccione's in Philly.
> >Sometimes the hoagies shop would run out of rolls. It was delivered fresh
> >every day, you never got yesterdays rolls.
> >Ed
> >
> >
> I never lived in Philly so never got a true cheesesteak. If I can ever visit
> there, you know what I will order. What this guy offered seemed real, but I
> wouldn't know for sure.

Got news for ya....as long as they are using fresh bread, good meat,
good cheese and well-cooked onions, peppers, etc, and they are
grilling it, you're getting the "real thing". I finally got to Philly
last summer and had a "real" Cheese Steak sandwich. Delicious!!!! But
no different than the better ones I get here in CT. I'm not sure what
I expected to be different, I mean, it's steak, cheese, bread,
onions...what could be different? I think I expected some sort of
epiphany or something, but truth be told, and I don't want to offend
any Philadelphians here, but--the steak sandwich I had in Philadelphia
was just as delicious (not more delicious) as the ones I get here. (I
didn't get cheese whiz, where we went offered cheese whiz, american or
provolone, and I got the provolone)

I think, by now, Philadelphia can claim the invention of the cheese
steak, but you can get the real deal anywhere , if they take the time
to use good ingredients and do it right, meaning on the grill.

Mind you, I'm not talking about Subway's steak and cheese sandwich.
That's not the real deal. Pre-cooked "steak" warmed in the microwave
so the cheese melts? That may be a steak and cheese sandwich, and it's
one of the tastier offerings at Subway, but it's not a "Philly Cheese
Steak".
And they don't call it that, so they're ok.

>
>I know I shouldnt be eating at KFC so much but the last two times I
>went to KFC, they were out of chicken! I am not kidding! What does the
>C stand for?
>-Doyle


Well,
The last time I kicked my fingers, my wife smiled. P

typos:
>>
>>I know I shouldnt be eating at KFC so much but the last two times I
>>went to KFC, they were out of chicken! I am not kidding! What does the
>>C stand for?
>>-Doyle
>
>
>Well,
>The last time I kicked my fingers, my wife smiled. P

She was giving a hint that you missed the spot.


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typos:
>>
>>I know I shouldnt be eating at KFC so much but the last two times I
>>went to KFC, they were out of chicken! I am not kidding! What does the
>>C stand for?
>>-Doyle
>
>
>Well,
>The last time I kicked my fingers, my wife smiled. P

She was giving a hint that you missed the spot.


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typos:
>>
>>I know I shouldnt be eating at KFC so much but the last two times I
>>went to KFC, they were out of chicken! I am not kidding! What does the
>>C stand for?
>>-Doyle
>
>
>Well,
>The last time I kicked my fingers, my wife smiled. P

She was giving a hint that you missed the spot.


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````````````

blake murphy wrote:

> >Jersey Mikes is far and away the best sub chain I've ever tried, much better
> >than Subway or Quiznos.
> >
> >Michael O'Connor
>
> i think there was one in d.c. once upon a time. but subway and
> quiznos are not chains in the same sense.

A local (to me) boy founded jersey mikes. I was surprised to see
how far it spread. Never been to one, though.

nancy

blake murphy wrote:

> >Jersey Mikes is far and away the best sub chain I've ever tried, much better
> >than Subway or Quiznos.
> >
> >Michael O'Connor
>
> i think there was one in d.c. once upon a time. but subway and
> quiznos are not chains in the same sense.

A local (to me) boy founded jersey mikes. I was surprised to see
how far it spread. Never been to one, though.

nancy

blake murphy wrote:

> >Jersey Mikes is far and away the best sub chain I've ever tried, much better
> >than Subway or Quiznos.
> >
> >Michael O'Connor
>
> i think there was one in d.c. once upon a time. but subway and
> quiznos are not chains in the same sense.

A local (to me) boy founded jersey mikes. I was surprised to see
how far it spread. Never been to one, though.

nancy

Nancy Young > wrote in
:

> blake murphy wrote:
>
>> >Jersey Mikes is far and away the best sub chain I've ever tried, much
>> >better than Subway or Quiznos.
>> >
>> >Michael O'Connor
>>
>> i think there was one in d.c. once upon a time. but subway and quiznos
>> are not chains in the same sense.
>
> A local (to me) boy founded jersey mikes. I was surprised to see
> how far it spread. Never been to one, though.
>
> nancy

Never heard of Jersey Mikes, but I'd have to be starving to eat at either
Subway or Quiznos. Now, a good Italian deli is another matter. They have
_real_ meats, cheeses, and breads.

--
Wayne in Phoenix

*If there's a nit to pick, some nitwit will pick it.
*A mind is a terrible thing to lose.

Nancy Young > wrote in
:

> blake murphy wrote:
>
>> >Jersey Mikes is far and away the best sub chain I've ever tried, much
>> >better than Subway or Quiznos.
>> >
>> >Michael O'Connor
>>
>> i think there was one in d.c. once upon a time. but subway and quiznos
>> are not chains in the same sense.
>
> A local (to me) boy founded jersey mikes. I was surprised to see
> how far it spread. Never been to one, though.
>
> nancy

Never heard of Jersey Mikes, but I'd have to be starving to eat at either
Subway or Quiznos. Now, a good Italian deli is another matter. They have
_real_ meats, cheeses, and breads.

--
Wayne in Phoenix

*If there's a nit to pick, some nitwit will pick it.
*A mind is a terrible thing to lose.

MareCat wrote:

> JM's subs are just like the subs I grew up eating in the northeastern
> U.S.
>
> Mary

Mary, my first taste of a Jersey Mike's sandwich was in New Jersey. A
friend and I were going to the nude beach at Sandy Hook, so we stopped
at a Jersey Mike's and asked if they could make us a sandwich for the
next day. They opened early that morning, we picked up our Italian
sandwich and we went to the beach. This sandwich was so good we went
back to Jersey Mike's to get another one.

Did you know they have a Jersey Mike's in Houston on Kirby?

Becca

>Becca
>
>MareCat wrote:
>
>> JM's subs are just like the subs I grew up eating in the northeastern
>> U.S.
>
>Mary, my first taste of a Jersey Mike's sandwich was in New Jersey. A
>friend and I were going to the nude beach at Sandy Hook, so we stopped
>at a Jersey Mike's and asked if they could make us a sandwich for the
>next day. They opened early that morning, we picked up our Italian
>sandwich and we went to the beach. This sandwich was so good we went
>back to Jersey Mike's to get another one.

Did you go back nude?

>Did you know they have a Jersey Mike's in Houston on Kirby?

Closest to me is 100 miles:
http://www.jerseymikes.com



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"Sheryl" > wrote in message
> Got news for ya....as long as they are using fresh bread, good meat,
> good cheese and well-cooked onions, peppers, etc, and they are
> grilling it, you're getting the "real thing". I finally got to Philly
> last summer and had a "real" Cheese Steak sandwich. Delicious!!!! But
> no different than the better ones I get here in CT.

Not every place in Philly makes a good cheesesteak (and getting worse every
year) but there are some very good ones around the country now. I like the
ones from Papa Gino's. They come as close as any I've ever had when I lived
in Philly. Good bread is important though, not some of the Wonder Bread
types of rolls that are very popular now.

"Sheryl" > wrote in message
> Got news for ya....as long as they are using fresh bread, good meat,
> good cheese and well-cooked onions, peppers, etc, and they are
> grilling it, you're getting the "real thing". I finally got to Philly
> last summer and had a "real" Cheese Steak sandwich. Delicious!!!! But
> no different than the better ones I get here in CT.

Not every place in Philly makes a good cheesesteak (and getting worse every
year) but there are some very good ones around the country now. I like the
ones from Papa Gino's. They come as close as any I've ever had when I lived
in Philly. Good bread is important though, not some of the Wonder Bread
types of rolls that are very popular now.

"Becca" > wrote in message
...
> MareCat wrote:
>
> > JM's subs are just like the subs I grew up eating in the northeastern
> > U.S.
> >
> > Mary
>
> Mary, my first taste of a Jersey Mike's sandwich was in New Jersey. A
> friend and I were going to the nude beach at Sandy Hook, so we stopped
> at a Jersey Mike's and asked if they could make us a sandwich for the
> next day. They opened early that morning, we picked up our Italian
> sandwich and we went to the beach. This sandwich was so good we went
> back to Jersey Mike's to get another one.
>
> Did you know they have a Jersey Mike's in Houston on Kirby?
>
> Becca

Yep! That's the only JM's I've ever been to (and the only one I know of in
the Houston area). My hubby is from Jersey, and he loves JM's, too (he's
only been to the one in Houston as well).

Mary

"Becca" > wrote in message
...
> MareCat wrote:
>
> > JM's subs are just like the subs I grew up eating in the northeastern
> > U.S.
> >
> > Mary
>
> Mary, my first taste of a Jersey Mike's sandwich was in New Jersey. A
> friend and I were going to the nude beach at Sandy Hook, so we stopped
> at a Jersey Mike's and asked if they could make us a sandwich for the
> next day. They opened early that morning, we picked up our Italian
> sandwich and we went to the beach. This sandwich was so good we went
> back to Jersey Mike's to get another one.
>
> Did you know they have a Jersey Mike's in Houston on Kirby?
>
> Becca

Yep! That's the only JM's I've ever been to (and the only one I know of in
the Houston area). My hubby is from Jersey, and he loves JM's, too (he's
only been to the one in Houston as well).

Mary

On Fri, 3 Dec 2004 08:44:38 -0500, "George" >
wrote:

>
>"grpman" > wrote in message
. com...
>> Rant for the day:
>>
>> I'm done with Subway. It's a waste of time going there. Why is it
>> that I can go into Walmart (which has a million different products)
>> and I can have a 99% chance of finding the item on the shelf, yet I go
>> into Subway (which has only ONE product - food) and there is only a
>> 25% chance that they have it?
>>
>Or you can forget Subway and patronize a local sub shop or deli. There are 2
>really good mon & pop type stores near me. They use really tasty buns from a
>local Italian bakery, everything is good quality and sliced fresh and the
>prices are good.

Ahh.. Brings back memories. There used to be a wonderful local ma/pa
italian market and deli near where I worked in the 60s and early 70's.
They had the best subs I ever ate. They closed th market in the late
70's but due to the popularity of the subs, they sold the sub shop as
a franchise. The food was not the same under the new owners. compared
to the original owners food, I couldn't eat the new subs. They were
completely different. Still, the food was better than most fast food
and, even if the old patrons no longer could eat it, the new owners
made good business from new patrons who had never tasted the original
owners subs.

I have yet to find a sub shop that matches the food at that Italian
market and deli.

MareCat wrote in message ...
>"Mpoconnor7" > wrote in message
...
>> >Or you can forget Subway and patronize a local sub shop or deli. There
>are 2
>> >really good mon & pop type stores near me. They use really tasty buns
>from a
>> >local Italian bakery, everything is good quality and sliced fresh and
the
>> >prices are good.
>> >
>>
>> Jersey Mikes is far and away the best sub chain I've ever tried, much
>better
>> than Subway or Quiznos.
>
>I love Jersey Mike's and much prefer their subs to Subway, Quiznos,
>Blimpies, and any other sub chain in my area (even Thundercloud Subs, a
>chain here in TX).
>
>JM's subs are just like the subs I grew up eating in the northeastern U.S.
>
>Mary

for chain subs, i like tubby's and jimmy john's.
subway sucks.

--
saerah

TANSTAAFL

"I always thought instead of social reforms, since conservatives
love guns so much we should have an "arm the poor" program. Mandatory
assault
rifles for everyone!! Then you might start to see some honest politics."
-carl sherman

Wayne Boatwright wrote:

> Never heard of Jersey Mikes, but I'd have to be starving to eat at either
> Subway or Quiznos. Now, a good Italian deli is another matter. They have
> _real_ meats, cheeses, and breads.


Subway's stuff always reminds me of styrofoam...it's truly "fake" food...no
wonder that guy lost so much weight on a Subway diet, you might as well eat
air.

--
Best
Greg

..

"OhMy" > wrote in message
...
>
>>
>>I know I shouldnt be eating at KFC so much but the last two times I
>>went to KFC, they were out of chicken! I am not kidding! What does the
>>C stand for?
>>-Doyle
>
>
> Well,
> The last time I kicked my fingers, my wife smiled. P

If that's what she did when you last kicked your fingers, I can only imagine her
reaction if you had licked them!
>

"Amarantha" > wrote in message
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> "John Sefton" > wrote in
> :
>
> >
> > Quizno's doesn't have a lot of outlets
> > here yet.
> >
>
> I recommend Delifrance if you can find one (I'm in Melbourne). I ate at
> Subway once or twice and it was awful. Then a Delifrance opened on Bourke
> St, and their bread is delightful

What are their sandwiches/rolls like?

PENMART01 wrote:

>>Becca

>>Mary, my first taste of a Jersey Mike's sandwich was in New Jersey. A
>>friend and I were going to the nude beach at Sandy Hook, so we stopped
>>at a Jersey Mike's and asked if they could make us a sandwich for the
>>next day. They opened early that morning, we picked up our Italian
>>sandwich and we went to the beach. This sandwich was so good we went
>>back to Jersey Mike's to get another one.
>
>
> Did you go back nude?

No, I went back fully clothed. I wanted another Italian sandwhich before
I came back to Texas.

Becca

Becca