Don't call me "amigo," buddy

La Reconquista es muy bueno. Yo conozco La Reconquista.

 

The worst Subway I've been to on the East Coast was one at the Inner Harbor. The sandwich was OK, the service was beyond slow and it was very expensive. Never again.

 

Oh, I understood your meaning just fine, despite your failure to express it clearly.

You are making assumptions just as I was, so please stop trying to bury that in a lot of bullshit. I lost nothing, but I doubt you can understand that either. Neither of us knows what kind of deal may or may not have been in place. No matter how much crap you pile on top of your assumption, it still isn't a fact.

And if I were you, I would really work on my writing before I accuse anybody on this site of being idiotic. But you have a nice day now.

 

We probably were at the same Subway then. Of course, you were probably there several years after my experience there. But still.

 

Most likely. I was there a couple months ago. The city is beautiful and the view is breathtaking, but that Subway sucked sideways.

 

I've got the perfect slogan for that Subway: At least you're not eating hard tack.

 

That's why you skip Subway and get yourself some soft-shelled crabs or crabcakes.

 

I actually didn't eat crab cakes for the first time until I was 33. And I'm a native of a state that's known for crabs.

 

I'm no stranger to either. I just wanted a quick, cheap lunch. That was a bad move.

 

This is Mikey you're talking about.

He won't see a Broadway play unless it's "Saved By the Bell - The Musical."

 

It wasn't my first time to the Inner Harbor. I've had the craps and the shrimp before, and I prefer them. But I wanted a sub that day, so I bought a sub.