A Good Sub Sandwich Is A Great Option When You’re Hungry, But Some Sub Shops Are Better Than Others When It Comes To Size

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When you are hungry, stopping at a sub shop is a great way to fill your stomach.
According to a TikToker, however, Jimmy John’s has shrunk their subs to the point where it isn’t even worth it anymore.
She made a video about it, which starts out showing the wrapped-up sub in her lap (in a car) and her laughing while saying, “I can’t even believe this.”
It does look really small.

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Her husband (who is holding the camera) says, “$10 Jimmy John’s sandwich.”
She unwraps the sandwich and exclaims, “Oh, no way! No ******* way. Go get me my money back. There’s no way.”
I can see why she is disappointed. The sub looks tiny in her hands. She opens the bread, and there are just a few small pieces of lunchmeat and cheese on it.

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Her husband says, “Just call into their corporate line. They aren’t going to give you your money back.”
That isn’t a bad idea, but honestly, with how many views this is getting, I’m sure Jimmy John’s corporate already knows about it by this point.
Hopefully this is just a one off mistake at one shop.

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The video ends with the woman saying, “I’m appauled. Fine, I’ll do it.”
She isn’t going to get filled up eating that little sub, that’s for sure.
I don’t know that I would have walked out of the shop with something that small to begin with.
You have to watch the full video below to see it for yourself.
@dylananthony1026 10 Bucks?! @Jimmy John’s 🥪 #jimmyjohns #sandwich #ripoff
The people in the comments aren’t happy with this either.

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Here is someone calling out the Jimmy John’s social media account.

I mean, this commenter isn’t wrong.

Here is someone who likes Jersey Mike’s better.

What is that, a sub for ants!?
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Michael LevanduskiSenior Contributing Editor, Workplace & Community
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