brainhulk
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Jk, lol, i actually like octopus sushi rolls. Or are those squid? Idk i just see fried tentacles in them
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You can see what comes on subs by default. Click customize and it will tell you that subs like blt, club, and supreme all come with mayo by default.
Go to italian and hit customize and you can see it's the 1 sub that doesn't.
Repeating yourself still doesn't make you right.
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Okay? I guess my point is saying "Mike's Way" doesn't negate if they will/won't put mayo on it. If you order a club supreme, BLT, or club sandwich there - regardless of you saying Mike's Way - it will have Mayo on it unless you specifically say "No Mayo"
I think it was probably due to the mayo haters being more discerning, and unwilling to blindly follow orders, which is essential in a bureaucracy. So yes, that could be considered "untrustworthy", but in all the right ways ;^)Did you know that both the CIA and KGB would always administer a Mayo Test for all new potential Recruits? "Hold the Mayo" was instant rejection, because they knew that Mayo belongs on Sandwiches and people who don't eat Mayo are untrustworthy.
Facts....
I think it was probably due to the mayo haters being more discerning, and unwilling to blindly follow orders, which is essential in a bureaucracy. So yes, that could be considered "untrustworthy", but in all the right ways ;^)
We know you can't admit you are wrong. No need to keep telling us you won't.Okay? I guess my point is saying "Mike's Way" doesn't negate if they will/won't put mayo on it. If you order a club supreme, BLT, or club sandwich there - regardless of you saying Mike's Way - it will have Mayo on it unless you specifically say "No Mayo"
well see, that's why I don't eat anything that is x__meat "salad" because it just means mayo mixed with some fucking meat.
mayo is the problem.
--and yeah, all of these dishes are actually made without mayo, properly. fucking without it, but lazy bitches with no palate don't know that. Cole Slaw? That is not made with Mayo. It just fucking isn't. "Cat Food salad?" I mean ...seriously, though, who eats tuna out of a can and thinks they're eating tuna anyway? that's already a problem.....
but back to mayo: remove it from earth. ALL the problems solved.
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your sandwich saved my life tonight, jersey mikes
he almost had his truck in me, what a fright
he nearly had me wrecked and burned
but now I'm hoagie-bound
hypnotized
sweet toppings whispered in my ear
you're a seven inch
and hearty bread is made to eat
you're full of meat, nom nom
It definitely has its place. On a good italian sub you don't want mayo, but I'm talking like at a real italian deli like you find here in the NYC metro area. Jersey Mike's sandwiches are great, but their Italian sub is nothing like the real deal. So mayo is fine on anything at Jersey Mike's.Mayo is mostly just oil, eggs and vinegar. It has its place even if I'm not wanting it on an Italian sandwich. On a burger or steak sandwich I definitely want some mayo.
We ate Jersey Mike's a couple of times over the past few months because they had a promotion for enough free points for a giant sub and I think free delivery through the app. Won't be eating there much otherwise because their prices are fucking stupid, and their food just isn't worth that. Don't get me wrong its solid sub (but nothing to lose your shit over like apparently ATOT does). Its definitely better than Firehouse which is similarly overpriced.
I can't afford Jersey Mike. I eat Publix subs. Same with fried chicken. I can't afford Popeyes so I eat Publix fried chicken.
I spoil my wife rotten. Like past 2 weeks, I bought her Chanel compact wallet, 2 different Hermes Silk'In compact wallets, and Hermes Picotin Lock 18 bag. And today, FedEx delivered the Apple Watch Hermes Series 6 that I ordered for her.Maybe if you just reduce your monthly Hermes purchases to 4 instead of 6 scarves, you could afford to eat non-grocery store food?
(granted, Publix has the best sandwiches and fried chicken of any grocery store that I've tried)
For an Italian/ham based sub I like oil+vinegar, for roast beef/turkey based subs I like mayo, agree on one thing though, people making food need to pay the fuck attention. I've had McDonald's completely forget to pack a sandwich (only 3 total in order) and have to drive all the way back, bacon cheeseburgers with zero bacon, pizza not completely cooked. It's to the point now where I will hold up the entire drive threw to check my order first. Jersey Mikes does have fantastic roast beef though, the best around.I have never, in my life, been to a sub shop that doesn't specifically ask for mayo first. Anyone that does that without asking me first is going to be making a new sandwich for me. It doesn't matter what the style of sandwich is, mayo is only ever a request/permission only thing.
Either you just aren't paying attention when you order sandwiches at these places, or you're making this up to defend yet another indefensible claim.
Sandwich threads: serious business here on ATOT.
I think their Stubborn soda (from the fountain, not can or bottle) is the best commercially-available root beer on the market right now.
haha. I ordered one for myself too.OMG, an Hermes Apple Watch? Could there not be a douchier product on the planet?
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