Comments on: Tuesday Log http://www.owldaughter.org/blog/?p=2833 Autumn Hiscock shares her daily minutiae, featuring cello, handspinning, and writing. Now with fully functional RSS feeds and a comment box that behaves! Thu, 09 Sep 2010 08:51:49 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.2 By: Autumn http://www.owldaughter.org/blog/?p=2833#comment-44314 Autumn Thu, 10 Jun 2010 14:01:02 +0000 http://www.owldaughter.org/blog/?p=2833#comment-44314 I was near the Quiznos and had to eat or fall over, so that's where I went. If I'd had the energy I'd have walked the four blocks to the Dagwoods and actually enjoyed my sandwich as well as the sandwich-making experience. I was near the Quiznos and had to eat or fall over, so that’s where I went. If I’d had the energy I’d have walked the four blocks to the Dagwoods and actually enjoyed my sandwich as well as the sandwich-making experience.

]]> By: Blade http://www.owldaughter.org/blog/?p=2833#comment-44313 Blade Thu, 10 Jun 2010 13:58:58 +0000 http://www.owldaughter.org/blog/?p=2833#comment-44313 I'm surprised they made what you asked. You want fresh bread, you go to Subway, fresh meat and cheese, Dagwoods. You want a weird toasted sandwich you go to Quiznos, it's what they do. Their whole claim to fame is that and toasted sandwiches, the latter might not seem like a big thing to us, but that's only because Subway caught wind in advance when they planed to roll into QC and got toasters in all their shops well in advance, which kinda left them with only oddball sandwiches as their key thing. I've had them twice and I enjoyed the food, but the food bit back both times about a half hour afterwords, which is my reasoning not to go anymore. I’m surprised they made what you asked. You want fresh bread, you go to Subway, fresh meat and cheese, Dagwoods. You want a weird toasted sandwich you go to Quiznos, it’s what they do. Their whole claim to fame is that and toasted sandwiches, the latter might not seem like a big thing to us, but that’s only because Subway caught wind in advance when they planed to roll into QC and got toasters in all their shops well in advance, which kinda left them with only oddball sandwiches as their key thing.

I’ve had them twice and I enjoyed the food, but the food bit back both times about a half hour afterwords, which is my reasoning not to go anymore.

]]> By: Autumn http://www.owldaughter.org/blog/?p=2833#comment-44307 Autumn Wed, 09 Jun 2010 22:01:19 +0000 http://www.owldaughter.org/blog/?p=2833#comment-44307 Wow. That's... yeah, hardly conducive to a customer-oriented experience. Good to know, so I won't decide to give them another shot someday. Wow. That’s… yeah, hardly conducive to a customer-oriented experience. Good to know, so I won’t decide to give them another shot someday.

]]> By: Curtana http://www.owldaughter.org/blog/?p=2833#comment-44306 Curtana Wed, 09 Jun 2010 18:00:32 +0000 http://www.owldaughter.org/blog/?p=2833#comment-44306 I hate Quiznos exactly because of this - they don't do customized sandwiches the way, say, Subway does. What it says on the menu is what they'll make, and they get confused and/or pissy when asked for anything that deviates from that, even if it's just as simple as 'don't put on the sauce'. I have no idea how they stay in business with such an anti-customer model, but it's not just the one guy you dealt with, it's franchise-wide. I hate Quiznos exactly because of this - they don’t do customized sandwiches the way, say, Subway does. What it says on the menu is what they’ll make, and they get confused and/or pissy when asked for anything that deviates from that, even if it’s just as simple as ‘don’t put on the sauce’. I have no idea how they stay in business with such an anti-customer model, but it’s not just the one guy you dealt with, it’s franchise-wide.

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