My brother says the construction workers told him it's going to be a Jimmy John's. Which is smart, considering little king's and subway are twenty feet away, and twenty times better.
Why wouldn't they open a store next to two other sandwich shops? Instead of finding a location that is underserved by sandwich shops, it makes more fisical sense to be a dick and muscle away some business from preexisting sandwich shops. It's the American way.
For my money, JJ's is the best. Â I'd love it if there were about 12,000 less subways---it may encourage others to open shops and have some more options.
thenewguy wrote:For my money, JJ's is the best. I'd love it if there were about 12,000 less subways---it may encourage others to open shops and have some more options.
Overall I agree. Â JJ is best for the "chain" sandwich stores. Â I still would take Razzy's any day. Â JJ is like McD, BK, etc. Â Sometimes you get a good sandwich, other times you don't. Â I have never had a bad experience at Razzy's, and I have been going there for over 20 years.
Jimmy Johns...stale bread and 2 pounds of shredded lettuce. Â Yummmmmmmmmmmm!
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