[Newsbot]

Title: 6 people sick after eating at YVR Subway
Category: Health
Posted By: Hyack
Date: 2011-09-24 00:27:12
Canadian

[ShepherdsDog]

better at the airport than on a long trans oceanic voyage. Can you imagine the hershey squirts or projectile vomitting hitting you as you're beginning to roll down the runway....

[herbie]

We know
what's good to eat,
a sub that's made of monkey meat.

[Macguyver]

Yum Subway - I ordered a sub last summer in Regina. I took a few bites and noticed the lettuce was gelatinous, covered in slim and with the consistency of a gooey pudding. I threw it away and sure enough about 3 or 4 hours squirting foamy liquids out of every hole in my body save for my ears. I’ve never had foaming diarrhea before, it was fun and I think the $10 I spent at subway was well worth the experience. [/Sarcasam]

I made a complaint and they sent me a little tank-you email asking what location I ate at. I guess if they reimbursed me that might constitute accepting responsibility for the projectile vomiting. Anyways, next time you are considering subway, don’t. I had to fly out a day or two later, thankfully most of the symptoms were gone after 48 hours.

[xerxes]

I've never had it that bad, but there's certain subs I can't eat or else I'll get a bad case of mud butt.

[mhikl]

Subway makes me sick, regardless. Subway outlets used to purchase their French bread buns from local bakeries and then changed to their soggy tasteless fluff. More change to the company profits, a former franchise owner told me. As well there is hardly any meat in a bun. I used to like their rubbery boneless rib sandwiches.

Prefer Vietnamese subs any day.

I think each business is privately owned.

(second edit)
And forgot to add, I think the meat is real and the wonton soup is great.