Subway

I went in at 8:45 to grab a fast sandwich and was told it was a good thing I made it time because they closed in 15 min. Had 3 people in front of me and I said it shouldn't take 15 minutes to make for sandwiches. And then when I was they were making my sandwich and I was getting ready to pay and it was 5 till about 6 girls came in for sandwiches and they told him they could just only make sandwiches up to 9:00 and if they were in the middle of it they would not finish couldn't get the rest of them which is like that is crazy sending people away because you don't want to make that many sandwiches before closing I told him McDonald's was open until 11:00.

Wasn't impressed with my visit today. The veggies were wilted the tomatoes tested bitter, they just didn't look good. The girl that help me was young so I kinda of understand but her mind was not on helping me. She asked me 3 times for my order and I had to tell her 2 times I wanted extra cheese. I didn't want it toasted but she almost put it in the toaster. And when wrapping it up she was busy talking with the other kids work and all the tomatoes and lettuce was falling out (I had to put it back together when I got home) and she was smashing the bread. I wouldn't normally say anything but all the kids working there really needs to know that when helping a customer their focus needs to be on that customer and not on each other. And then maybe the vegetables need to be a little fresher.

Not enough supervision while the high schoolers work alone. They need more training and direction as well. They didn't pay attention to any special instructions. And when I asked about it they were really confused like they didn't know what I was talking about. One girl was ringing a customer up, took her hand and wiped her nose all over itit. Didn't wash her hands, and went to the next customer and made their food. The teenagers have always been a problem. No self control over private conversations when helping customers, not paying attention to what they're doing or instructions, not watching where or what what they do with their hands and not professional at all. I get they are young but this is a job and if they don't do it... Well, do Wright ups. Maybe they'll take it seriously.