“I had my two young boys with me and they didn’t know what they would like to order. The young lady working spent so much time helping them figure out what they might like. There wasn’t anyone behind us, so my boys got to try a taste of a few sauces to see which one, decide on cheese since they didn’t know the different kinds, etc. I know many fast food workers would have been annoyed, and I so very much appreciated the kindness she showed my family. The subs were perfect and my boys ate it all!“
“This is now my "go to" Subway since I retired and Subway improved their ice tea making process to preclude spoiled tea from the lack of proper cleaning (they now use disposable plastic bags). Be kind to some of the staff, one of whom is clearly "older" and provide your sandwich ingredients instructions on a "just in time" basis to preclude a short term memory lapse. Say what? Seriously? Yes! .. you darn straight. Just open your eyes and SEE all the "Help Wanted" signs in your area. Consider yourself fortunate that YOUR JOB allows you to eat out frequently and give restaurant workers a break. Yes, yes I know. The industry is trying as fast as it can to design/build and install robots to make fast food more reliably than most of the teenagers we have today (a-hum, are YOU the parent of one of these teens? At least YOUR TEEN is working!). I worked my way through school working in food service back in the days that male teens were discriminated against. All the pretty girls got to be waitresses and make MORE MONEY in tips then we guys made at minimum wage ($1.25 per hour) bussing dishes and cleaning tables. Also, do yourself a favor and learn from my dismay. If the bill is $8.72 cents, give em a $10 bill or a $20. It'll just annoy the math majors that an alarming number of cash register operators can NOT accept two quarters, two dimes and two pennies and come up with the 72 cents. The computer cash register requires WAY TOO MANY KEY STROKES for that dilemma, not to mention the agony on their faces as they stare at the coins trying to count them. This is NOT so much a parenting problem as it is the neglect of local governments from being more watchful of the quality of the teachers in our schools. So if you LIKE EATING OUT, then BE NICE to those who serve you!“
“the young Asian lady was super professional; she was so patient & kind with me & my autistic 8yo son… she took our order, made our order, took payment, & then was cleaning the lobby - hard worker & friendly!!! we will be back!!Kid-friendliness: compassionate & accommodating“