> ... then there's something wrong with your local Subway, because I've never had that > problem.
Google "Subway smells" and you will get about 3,410,000 results (0.34 seconds)!
It's not my local Subway, it is everyone I've ever been to. I think it is from the way they bake their bread. Maybe it is from all of those weird breads they serve now... probably the ones with cheese on them. I don't remember Subway smelling like that when they first came around about 25-30 years ago. I think they only served two kinds of bread then.
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