Poll
Question:
When you eat at subway - do you smell like subway once you leave?
Option 1: Yes! - what's up with that?
votes: 6
Option 2: No - the thread starter is on crack.
votes: 8
Option 3: No idea - don't pay attention afterwards
votes: 8
When i eat at subway... i smell like subway for a long time after, what's with the subway smell? :cookoo:
I've got no flippin' idea & are you on crack?(jk) :cookoo:
I think someone has way too much time on their hands
maybe you shouldn't be going to that Subway again....Quiznos is better anyways :icon_twisted:....
hm..I eat at subway once every week or so. I usually just get it "to go" on my lunch break though. I'll have to stick around and sniff myself to see. And if I can't tell, I'll ask others to sniff me too.
Quote from: mastrind on January 28, 2006, 10:05:37 PM
maybe you shouldn't be going to that Subway again....Quiznos is better anyways :icon_twisted:....
this is every subway i've ever been to.. in canada and USA.
if you eat at subway, you smell like subway afterwards for a good hour at least :mad:
I can't afford quiznos :oops:
Quote from: mastrind on January 28, 2006, 10:05:37 PM
maybe you shouldn't be going to that Subway again....Quiznos is better anyways :icon_twisted:....
I prefer Quiznos over Subway any day. Prices aren't that different either. Have you tried the bread bowls? I am hooked!
Quote from: annguyen1981 on January 28, 2006, 10:36:45 PM
Have you tried the bread bowls? I am hooked!
yeah...I like those....but they need more then just three.....and my wife isn't happy when I get the chili bowl.....
:2guns: subway
:bowdown: jimmy johns
Quote from: JetSwing on January 29, 2006, 01:02:32 PM
:2guns: subway
:bowdown: jimmy johns
Oh yeah man, definitely. Subway has its perks though. For example, a HELLUVA lot of locations. I think there are only 4 Jimmy John's in all of Austin, and at least one of them is way the f%$k out there away from anything else. Thankfully there's one here by campus, though! Subway, however, has about 60 locations in Austin.
4:60. For every one Jimmy John's location there are 15 Subway locations to match. Sure Subway isn't as good, but it's better than a lot of stuff, too.
Oh yeah, I too notice that you smell like Subway even after you leave the store. wtf?
Quote from: mastrind on January 29, 2006, 12:40:10 AM
Quote from: annguyen1981 on January 28, 2006, 10:36:45 PM
Have you tried the bread bowls? I am hooked!
yeah...I like those....but they need more then just three.....and my wife isn't happy when I get the chili bowl.....
You tend to get a lot of gas, huh? :laugh:
Quote from: AlphaFire X5 on January 29, 2006, 02:00:06 PM
Quote from: JetSwing on January 29, 2006, 01:02:32 PM
:2guns: subway
:bowdown: jimmy johns
Oh yeah man, definitely. Subway has its perks though. For example, a HELLUVA lot of locations. I think there are only 4 Jimmy John's in all of Austin, and at least one of them is way the f%$k out there away from anything else. Thankfully there's one here by campus, though! Subway, however, has about 60 locations in Austin.
4:60. For every one Jimmy John's location there are 15 Subway locations to match. Sure Subway isn't as good, but it's better than a lot of stuff, too.
Oh yeah, I too notice that you smell like Subway even after you leave the store. wtf?
quality over quantity
Quote from: Kessen on January 30, 2006, 11:41:19 AM
quality over quantity
Yes, but there's also the issue of convenience. Distance of travel and effort required to get there. Sometimes that pays big time.
I agree about Jimmy Johns. I love it. There is a place called Planet Sub that is even better.
I have been complaining about the Subway smell for about a year now. I thought it was just me. I HATE how my clothes smell after eating in a Subway. Can you imagine if you worked there? It is so bad, that if I have a meeting after lunch, I won't go to eat there on that day.
Nice call!
Quote from: Jake D on January 30, 2006, 11:56:08 AM
I agree about Jimmy Johns. I love it. There is a place called Planet Sub that is even better.
I have been complaining about the Subway smell for about a year now. I thought it was just me. I HATE how my clothes smell after eating in a Subway. Can you imagine if you worked there? It is so bad, that if I have a meeting after lunch, I won't go to eat there on that day.
Nice call!
see - i knew i wasn't crazy!
How do places that have kitchens full of grease, deep fryers, etc etc. not smell, and then subway absolutely reaks. All they have is coldcuts, bread, and vegetables.
Maybe i'll inquire @ subway offices or something and find out exactly what's with the subway stench.. :2guns:
I think it's because they bake the bread right there up front, so all the herbs and spices intermingle and stuff and just linger in the air forever. The smell IS a bit yeasty.
Quote from: mike_mike on January 30, 2006, 12:04:21 PM
Quote from: Jake D on January 30, 2006, 11:56:08 AM
I agree about Jimmy Johns. I love it. There is a place called Planet Sub that is even better.
I have been complaining about the Subway smell for about a year now. I thought it was just me. I HATE how my clothes smell after eating in a Subway. Can you imagine if you worked there? It is so bad, that if I have a meeting after lunch, I won't go to eat there on that day.
Nice call!
see - i knew i wasn't crazy!
How do places that have kitchens full of grease, deep fryers, etc etc. not smell, and then subway absolutely reaks. All they have is coldcuts, bread, and vegetables.
Maybe i'll inquire @ subway offices or something and find out exactly what's with the subway stench.. :2guns:
ummm...you both are coo coos :cookoo:
Its the onions.
Ok, I went to Subway today for lunch. Afterwards, I gave myself a thorough sniffing over 8) and found no odorous remnants.
you actually eat THERE?
I sometimes stop by Jimmy Johns late at night when I've been drinking. I usually get two sandwiches and eat one that night and eat one in the morning for breakfast. This is a fine idea, but please take my advice if you do this: determine that night which one will be the breakfast sandwich and have them hold the mayo on that one.
perhaps it is not Subway that smells foul, but rather you or one of your associates ....you just don't notice until you leave....when the wonderful smell of baked bread and cold cuts is gone....
Quote from: mike_mike on January 30, 2006, 12:04:21 PMMaybe I'll inquire @ subway offices or something and find out exactly what's with the subway stench..
Keep in mind that the 'corporate cafeteria' at Subway headquarters (in CT) is...you guessed it...a Subway. The whole area has a hint of that unidentifiable (but yeasty) smell...they might be so used to it that they have no idea what you're talking about.