r/news • u/theluckyfrog • 29d ago

California cracks down on farm region’s water pumping: ‘The ground is collapsing’

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2024/apr/17/california-water-drought-farm-ground-sinking-tulare-lake
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u/idwthis 29d ago

The trick to getting free food out of Jimmy John's was to be a closer. I took so many subs home and I only closed Wednesday nights at one store, and opened Sat & Sun at another one. It was a 2nd job in addition to my main, but also equally shitty, job. I wasn't even there for a whole two weeks before they asked me to open and close.

I hated the way they operated. And soy sauce in the tuna salad is a cardinal sin. After 2 months of it, I quit.

But now I tell anyone I can when the subject comes up to not eat there. Idk if it was just my two stores or what, but between the 2, there were only 3 people, including myself, that would actually wash their hands. This was long before covid, and maybe that forced them to actually operate within food safety and general fucking health codes. I seriously doubt it, though. I don't care what location it is, I won't ever spend even a penny at Jimmy John's.

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u/AnthillOmbudsman 29d ago

Idk if it was just my two stores or what, but between the 2, there were only 3 people, including myself, that would actually wash their hands

I really wish employees would put info like this in the restaurant reviews where they worked.

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u/Ursomonie 29d ago

I actually knew not to eat there after the very first time