>Hungry after work, decide to give Subway a try
>Never been there before, heard they have some sandwiches, figure I can just go in and ask for one
>Walk in, check out the menu
>Tell the guy over the counter I'd like a spicy italian since it sounds nice
>Apparently I misunderstood what the point of the menu was because he goes to the counter and asks what I want on my bread, so I look at the ingredients and am not really sure
>"Uh, a little of everything I guess?" thinking that 'everything' meant all of the available ingredients for the spicy italian which is what I asked for (thinking turkey, ham, salami, etc)
>He looks like I just popped a balloon in his face and tells me to pick
>"s-sorry guess I can't do that here"
>Have him throw some stuff on there, move to veggies and all that
>Final product isn't really much of a spicy italian at all but Im nervous and embarrassed
>Sandwich wound up being something like 9.50$ without a drink or side dishes and there wasn't even much on it
I feel like an autist but I also feel like something didn't go quite right. If I ask for a specific sandwich off the menu, don't they just make it that way? What's the point of asking for a specific kind of sandwich if you have to build it ingredient by ingredient anyways? If I wasn't autistic and on 8 different stimulants I'd have been more embarassed but the whole process felt dumb.
10 bucks, I could have bought a loaf of bread and my own ingredients for that much.
