From 5 dollar footlongs to....

[Artificial Intelligence]

Firehouse too expensive man

 

[Ironman]

That's wild

 

[Pegasus Jackson]

Blame Biden.

 

[zayk35]

Footlongs are $12 in California

And thats a damn shame. Subway was my 1st job as a teenager in the mid 90s I remember the 96 cent meatball six inch promotion at the beginning of that year and the location I worked at stayed packed and that's when you really had to proof and actually bake the bread, and even then the most expensive sandwich then was called a New Orleans and it was like 5.99 for a footlong. I never disliked Subway like a lot of folks but I never go there unless I have a coupon for like 3 dollars off. I'm from a time where paying 12 dollars for a sandwich is straight up some . Like for who and for what. You generally have lettuce and tomatoes in the fridge and you can pick up higher quality Deli meat and freshly baked bread from Ralph's and make a weeks worth of sandwiches for less than one full priced subway sandwich.

 

[⠀X ⠀]

Subway?

Go to a local deli or buy your on ingredients, make a better sandwich and save a bunch of money

 

[Ghost Utmost]

I spent $15 at Taco Bell last time I went.

Footlong is like $10 around my way. Still a great bargain.

 

[Marlow Stanfield]

Subway is hot trash anyway

 

[Geek Nasty]

Somebody needs to throw a brick through that window

 

[boogers]

jersey mikes must have you on retainer or something

firehouse is better

 

[RageKage]

Those jokes were fire back in the day.

Article said this deal came out first in 2008

Minimum wage was at most 7 bucks and Subway could do it because labor was so cheap. They made 3.8 billion when that deal came out

The rise and demise of Subway’s $5 footlong promotion

Subway’s famous promotion made the sandwich franchise billions — but the deal wasn’t as sweet for individual shop owners.

thehustle.co

 

[Thavoiceofthevoiceless]

Firehouse too expensive man

Yes it is. I got a Philly there a couple of weeks back and it was $20+ with tip.

 

[Vancouver Grizzly Fan]

Footlongs are $12 in California

12 inches, 12 dollars, it makes sense.

Subway cookies are GOAT status.

 

[OneDeep]

Overpriced subs & $4 McDonald's hashbrowns.
We used to be a proper country.

Hot n spicy damn near $4

Sausage egg biscuit near $5

 

[RageKage]

And thats a damn shame. Subway was my 1st job as a teenager in the mid 90s I remember the 96 cent meatball six inch promotion at the beginning of that year and the location I worked at stayed packed and that's when you really had to proof and actually bake the bread, and even then the most expensive sandwich then was called a New Orleans and it was like 5.99 for a footlong. I never disliked Subway like a lot of folks but I never go there unless I have a coupon for like 3 dollars off. I'm from a time where paying 12 dollars for a sandwich is straight up some . Like for who and for what. You generally have lettuce and tomatoes in the fridge and you can pick up higher quality Deli meat and freshly baked bread from Ralph's and make a weeks worth of sandwiches for less than one full priced subway sandwich.

I was guessing the busy times u worked your ass off slanging meats ( no Diddy ) and veggies on bread all day for very little actual bread

 

[Tribal Outkast]

Subway is warm ass
Imagine eating Subway when there are several better options out there. They ain’t touching Publix or Harris Teeter. Who thought this was a good idea?