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Mar 14, 2018
Food poisoning here once. Should have realized when half the counter looked frozen. Also, make sure uoyou u watch them make the sandwich, got all the way home and there was no meat on the sub theu made. I had to drive back. They cut the meat so thin, you dont really notice when they do have meat on it. Roast beef isn't supposed to he see thru.

Jul 6, 2017
Borderline magic, from the moment I walked in through the Walmart doors, I knew something was different about this Subway. The store was empty aside from the workers, but that did not stop them from being on task (very responsible managing). I walked to the counter and one of the employees rushed to my assistance, his voice was so masculine yet calming, so rough yet smooth. He was like the embodiment of anyone's dream sandwich artist. He was Travis. He asked me how I was (very thoughtful) then asked what I would like. I ordered a footling chicken teriyaki, and he followed every order I made with respect and dignity, and when he completed my sub I got chips and a drink making it a meal deal, which meant I got a free cookie, raspberry cheesecake. For my drink I had a mix of lemonade and vitamin water. I sat down at one of the many tables and enjoyed my first sip. It was bliss. I proceeded to take my first bite of my sandwich. It was borderline orgasmic. The mix of teriyaki, mayonnaise, sweet onion sauce, and crisp bell peppers, all danced along my taste buds. It was by far the best sandwich I have ever had from a stranger. Every bite I had was better than the last it was much along the lines of heartbreak when my sandwich had been completely eaten, but then my last glimmer of hope, my raspberry cheesecake cookie. The taste was indescribable. Unbelievably good, it was like God himself had touched my tongue. 10/10 if I could rate this store higher than 5 stars, I would. 5/5 stars now and forever.

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