Harm wrote in post #14202685
maybe he has sausage fingers that can't press down on the button
I'm just saying. I have talons for nails, but I manage.
AngryCorgi wrote in post #14202772Got a bacon, egg n cheese foot long at subway, sans the bacon. The pescatarian diet is going well. Funny thing, though, was the response I got for asking "no bacon" on mine. The first lady was like "what? no bacon??" and I said "no thank you, no bacon". Then she asked me again and I replied the same again. Then she turns to her coworker and utters some spanish to her and they converse and the second lady looks at me with a confused look and asks "no bacon??". I responded, "no bacon, please". Then the first lady puts the egg whites and cheese on the flatbread and pauses and asks again, "no bacon?" and I respond "nope". She sticks it in the convection oven for a little quick melting job. When the next guy in line pulls it out, he doesn't say anything about the bacon/no-bacon issue and just goes about placing veggies on as I select them. Then we get to another guy at the cash register who first rings it up as "Egg and Cheese" for $5.50. I said "the bacon, egg and cheese is the featured $5 foot long" and he's like right on it trying to change it. Then I hand him my money and while I'm waiting for change he says "Why you no want bacon?".
You would think this wouldn't be an issue. Jewish and Islamic folks don't eat bacon, right? And neither do vegetarians. Ok, so I'm not vegan, I'm having some egg AND cheese. Why is the no-bacon option such a mind-f**k for everyone at subway? Crazy!!
Yeah, well, bacon is the bomb.
I don't eat anything with gluten or any wheat products nowadays. Cut out all dairy, cheeses etc. I feel great, but it's hard to go out for dinner. I had a gluten-free birthday cake (which cost a zillion dollars according to my mother) and it was soooo good. made with rice flower. if i didnt know it was gluten-free, i would have never guessed.
