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f*cking sl*t at subway can't wrap a sandwhich to save herself. Must be too used to handling sausage

I feel your pain, last time I was there the mole gave us bread from like 6 years ago and then cut it all f**ked up so half the filling was hanging out ;)

Dont get me wrong I think Subway is FTW but last experience was :(

Kebab ftw! less the slap.

Tris: Sorry man. Its gonna be a rush for me to be at Hilton at that time after work. You can keep all the jailbaits to yourself!

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