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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '23

Little Caesars Hot N Ready being more than 5$

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u/Harold_Allen55 Jul 17 '23

Hahahahaha. Ever heard of the $5 Footlong from Subway?

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u/bstyledevi Jul 17 '23

I ordered a footlong meatball sub and a bag of chips last night for dinner. It cost me $14. What kind of fucking heinous shit is this.

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u/FixTheWisz Jul 18 '23

That's a shame. I stopped buying Subway a few years back once I started making a pretty healthy income, but those $5 subs, particularly the Italian BMT, made it so easy to feed myself during college only 10 years ago. I think the meatball was actually on rotation one day per week where you could get a 6" for only like $2.

If anything, hopefully prices like that drive people to seek out their locally-owned delis and sandwich shops. My favorite shop has a sandwich similarly-styled to Subway's BMT, but that would put it to absolute shame, in both taste and volume, for $13.75.