Subway

So I get out of work after working 13 hours and all I wanted was my little subway so I pull up head on in there’s two ladies working and they’re helping a guy grab his food.
I stood there im Watching the girl clearly make a to go order, I get it.
I worked in the food industry for eight years and I see the ticket that she’s working on.
This is not new to me.
My problem is when I was there for literally 12 minutes was not acknowledged whatsoever.
no one even looked in my direction.
No one even said anything.
The girl making the gentleman sandwich before me was clearly flirting with him And that was weird. After a while, I just got frustrated.
I was the ONLY other person waiting to place an order and all they had to do was just acknowledge my existence and let me know that they would be with me in a moment, And I would’ve been totally fine to wait even longer.
Not the issue or the point.
I just ended up walking out because I knew I wasn’t gonna get served.

The staff on the counter was very loud and not at helpful.
I wanted to use coupon which I had in my hand but she was hurrying so much that we had to pay full price.
I expect staff should be helpful to customer and give them time to make decisions to get the best deal available there.

First, the staff at this location are always very kind, quick, neat, clean & professional.
The store is always very clean and there's always service with a smile.
When I order ahead my order is always prepared on time and to my specifications. What's sad is that in recent months at any of the half a dozen Subway restaurants there's been less and less meat on my subs.
For decades a regular steak sub could feed me for 2 days but now the same order leaves me wanting more.
Its like they put a smear of steak on my sub where I used to look forward to a mouthful of steak in every bite. Is this intentional? Did corporate order you guys to cut back? In a world full of amazing sandwiches this is no longer an amazing sandwich.
This sandwich is long but its deceptively rather small. Meanwhile KUDOS to Subway for switching from plastic to all-paper packaging and paper bags! That's a win!