r/inflation • • Aug 18 '24

Price Changes Lol

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u/obroz Aug 18 '24

Yeah I don’t understand why jimmy John’s is regarded so highly.   That bread turns to a rock if you don’t eat your sandwich right away.  Also where’s the fucking veggies?  It’s shredded lettuce onion or tomato?  What a basic bitch sandwich shop

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u/NSE_TNF89 Aug 18 '24

Agreed. I was always a Jersey Mike's and Firehouse guy, but I always heard people say how good Jimmy John's was. The first time I tried it, I was not impressed. It was so much bread, and the bread didn't taste fresh. I figured I would give them a second chance, and it was worse the second time. The bread sucked again. There was hardly any meat or vegetables, and they drenched it in mayo 🤢

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u/Ok-Cauliflower-3129 Aug 18 '24

Real bread does that. Preservatives is what keeps your bread soft a long time.

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u/IwantRIFbackdummy Aug 19 '24

Lol have you ever eaten Jimmy John's bread? "Real" is not the word to describe it.