I don't know about you but going to subway for "nachos" is not and never has been on my list of things to do.. Ever.
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From the post:
>Subway's latest limited-time item — Doritos Footlong Nachos — is drawing ridicule online, with customers calling it 'sad' and 'embarrassing.' Launched Thursday across US locations, the $5 snack features nacho cheese-flavored Doritos topped. It comes with cheese sauce, shredded cheese, jalapeños, tomatoes, red onions, and Baja Chipotle sauce. Guests can also add chicken or steak and smashed avocado at no extra cost. But many say struggling sandwich chain's latest offering is not worth the hype — or the price. A Reddit thread before the official launch accused Subway of serving 'a crazy small amount of food for $5'.
Sometimes you just have to turn the light off and close the door.
And just think: Quiznos lost to this shit.
I've had a $25 gift card sitting on my kitchen counter since christmas cause I have 0 desire to ever eat there. This just reaffirms it. I've seen nachos from a school cafeteria that looks more appealing that than shit. It literally looks like they dug left overs of chips and veggies from someone elses meal out of the trash and threw it in a tray, pagpag style.
I don't remember the website name but there was a place you could sell gift cards (for less than worth) so you can get something out of a card you will never use. I tend to re-gift stuff like that a lot.
If you remember, let me know. I'd love to turn it into something like Black Bear Diner, or Culvers.
Eat Fresh*
*99% goyslop
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