WE LIKE THESE SUBS

Their predatory business model did. It's insane what Quiznos corporate did to franchise owners.

In 2005 I was playing Halo 2 and my mommy brought home Quizznos. My sandwich had like blue fuzz all over the turkey

I was also playing the mission "quarantine zone" on legendary which was frustrating as hell

Not a good experience.

For me it's Blimpies

I worked in one for an eight-month stint after fucking up in college, right around the time the commercial was airing.

Owner was a dick, but the manager was a decent human being. This one complete asshole worked there, the last person I can remember truly hating, and I've worked with a guy who was sent up for attempted murder but even he had a few redeeming qualities. What asshole liked to do was to needle and berate the co-workers and then when they'd get flustered he'd go "it's just a joke, settle down", he drove a girl to tears with that. In the back this one other guy was about ready to punch him (he had it coming) and the manager (who was inexplicably friends with him) realized that he had to check the situation right then and there, so he gave asshole a solid, painful kick in the shin and that seemed to satisfy the other guy. I wanted to pop him in the mouth myself a time or two, but of course I didn't. I hope he got cancer or a bad divorce or something.

I never once ate a sandwich while working there, except on the last day when I tried the classic italian IIRC. It was all right, I'd have it again, but I haven't. Ate a bunch of the blue cheese, suddenly I'm remembering another co-worker who was cool, he liked the blue cheese too.

that was just some free penicillin

For me, it was the Denny's pepe

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>muh toasted buns
You could get that literally anywhere, and for cheaper too. I remember them being a bit more expensive than places like Subway, and others.

The branding was focused around this oven which is in the middle of the assembly line. Hated being in there on a hot summer day and you have this large heating element in the center of the room which is negating the air conditioning.

THAT YOU MUNCH... OUTSIDE

>Was this made by the guy that did those videos that were on ebaumsworld?

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being rude to strangers in real life has to be one of the cringiest stupid things someone can do. What do these idiots think Any Forums is for?

I've been noticing this more in trend cities when I visit when I have a clerks or waiter that looks like a burnout hipster. "Aw man you didn't end up becoming the next Quintin Tarintino buddy? Dang maybe you should have listened to your dad when he said you didn't need a degree to make tranny movies."

I have a Potbelly and Jersey Mikes in a 3 mile radius from me, but I still miss Quiznos

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I seem to remember corporate sending a man around one time to ensure that the shop was following corporate policy. He seemed all right and I didn't find the visit unreasonable. About a year after I stopped working there it went out of business, the owner was a middle-aged chad dick with interests in local financial planning businesses and the the local college football team, so he was probably more focused on those and just trying a side business. But your comment does make me wonder if corporate made things difficult for him.

After it closed, the building sat fallow for about a decade. The pepper bar sat on the floor in the dusty room, and I would pass it by periodically. Finally, they knocked the building down and built something new, I was happy when they did that. For a time the old basement area was completely exposed.

The obnoxious meme ads of 20 years ago were still better than modern woke ads.
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