so is your momjustincredible;1378416 wrote:Penn Station is good and GREASY.
so is your momjustincredible;1378416 wrote:Penn Station is good and GREASY.
that gif is phenomenaldlazz;1378443 wrote:so is your mom
You're complaining that you only get six slices of turkey, while the food is also not healthy. Hypocritical post is hypocritical.rydawg5;1397560 wrote:I can't stand Subway. Its terrible. I won't give a DIME to them.
You're telling me $5 for "6 tiny slices of turkey" is a good deal? FUCK that! I can eat a chiplote burrito the size of my head for the same price. And what is this "healthy" bullshit. Does anyone know what that truly is? MOST if not all fast food chains have healthy options, the problem is that they are all as disgusting as subways gross ass food.
EXPENSIVE for terrible quality bullshit food.
I think if you gave my post (in response to others) a more thorough reading your response would be different. At first "I" personally was complaining about the lack of meat in a footlong. (for the money obvi). Then in my response to a prior post about a lack of healthy fast food options in general, I noted that EVERY fast food place has SOMETHING healthy on the menu, but we choose not to consider the equally gross food options at the other establishments as we do before purchasing a disgusting "healthy" meal at Subway.friendfromlowry;1397563 wrote:You're complaining that you only get six slices of turkey, while the food is also not healthy. Hypocritical post is hypocritical.
Azubuike24;1397565 wrote:Garbage and extremely unhealthy as well.
The worst part is...people think it's healthy.
Azubuike24;1397571 wrote:I mean yes, when you eat out, your settling for less-than-ideal options that if you prepare it yourself.
The problem is, Subway is marketed and has become known as "healthier" while most people accept that Wendy's, McDonald's, etc...are "unhealthy."
It goes all back to the fact that calories and fat (mostly) are completely irrelevant. Chemicals, toxic fats and inflammatory foods like gluten and such are what wrecks people.
A processed lunchmeat sub with a gluten-filled bread, topped with low-fat or chemically-altered condiments and "baked" chips are awful.
For instance, I'll grab Wendy's maybe once a week. Usually I'll get a couple plain baked potatoes and a Classic Triple without the fake cheese. Lose the bun on the burger and you have a relatively clean, protein/carbohydrate meal.
I'd eat that every day of the week before I'd eat a fake-ass sub from Subway...
McDonalds is marketed as tasting good. Advertising is tricky like that.Azubuike24;1397571 wrote:The problem is, Subway is marketed and has become known as "healthier" while most people accept that Wendy's, McDonald's, etc...are "unhealthy."
This guy.Azubuike24;1397571 wrote: Lose the bun on the burger and you have a relatively clean, protein/carbohydrate meal.
False. Unless all you are eating are tomatos, onions, cumcumbers, and green peppers. Everything else there is trash.thavoice;1397693 wrote:I know at McDonalds you an get two grilled 'chicken' patties without any bun for $3.....
I was at subway in SoCal last fall and they had Cilantro as one of their veggies....stuff was pretty good.
Still eat Subway once a week at work because they deliver. They do market themselves as healthy, and you can eat healthy there but they do have the bad crap as well.
Ours is locally owned which is cool and they offer delivery for business during the week for lunch AND offer almost every footlong for only 5 bucks on their deliveries which is cool so if we order 2 or more subs at lunch it is cheaper to pay teh two dollar delivery then to go up there and get it ourselves.Emmett Brown;1397741 wrote:All the subways in my town are owned by Indians (the real ones from India not the Christopher Columbus ones). But anyway they are rude and can't understand a word you say. Plus on a 6" turkey sub you get four slices of turkey.
Dynamite drop in.dlazz;1397781 wrote:I'm really glad this old thread was revived.
This thread is about Subway. If you want to talk about your feelings, please start a separate thread. Thank you.dlazz;1397781 wrote:I'm really glad this old thread was revived.