"This was the most disgusting chicken finger sub I 've ever had. The main problem was the overwhelming amount of mayo on it. The second picture shows the amount I scooped off with a spoon while trying to eat it. The roll was soaked and mushy, and the sub was falling apart as globs of mayo fell out of it. The first picture shows the second half that I just couldn 't eat, both sides of the roll loaded with mayo. I called to explain and talked to a manager named Joe. When I was done describing the problem, all he said was, Okay. I asked if that was it and Joe proceeded to tell me that he was upset that I trash-talked his employee for making the sub poorly and that she was new, only on the job 2 days, and she doesn 't know how to make subs yet. Why the is she making subs then, Joe? Who the is training these people? How does anyone, this girl included, not know how much mayo is a reasonable amount of mayo? It was like a sub made by a person who never ate a sub or sandwich before in their life and thought, Ah, this looks like a good amount of mayo, as they scooped it on over and over. Joe told me he had a bad day today and this was just making it worse and he didn 't even offer a refund until I asked for one. He was crazy standoffish and never sincerely apologized for the bad experience. I figure, he 's probably got a crush on the new girl and even though she makes subs worse than a chimpanzee could, he 's still going to try to use his manager flex to hook up with her. The dude was so butt-hurt on the phone call, something has to be up between him and her. He took it very personal. So, the food was terrible, and the manager response, even worse. If you like the food here, make sure this girl doesn 't make your sub. If you have a complaint, be careful how you express it to Joe, he 's very sensitive. If you 're thinking about trying John 's, do yourself a favor and go elsewhere. You 're probably going to get food made by ignorant people who don 't know how to make good food or handle complaints."
