They force their franchises to use the absolute cheapest materials possible? Have you seen their turkey breasts? Don't see their turkey breasts. Their bread is

They force their franchises to use the absolute cheapest materials possible? Have you seen their turkey breasts? Don't see their turkey breasts. Their bread isn't even technically bread. They also, somehow, against all odds, made the five dollar footlong, their most popular offering, NOT five dollars. The stores in their network are usually gross and uninviting. Meanwhile, Jimmy John's, which is only 20 years younger, has fresh (good!) bread that's baked on premise, decent quality meats and cheeses, and stores that are clean, welcome and well decorated. Subway is the personification of "I've done nothing and am out of ideas!" (Subway is owned by Roark who also owns Dunkin and Arby's, brands that are THRIVING.)