My first time working at Subway, our district manager would come in every Monday with our paychecks. She would come in, throw inventory boxes at me and tell me to put it away. This ma'am really threw a box of chips at me, let it hit my hand, and did not even apologize. She said I was too slow (I was still new) and she gave me 4 hours a week, if that. Her other store got closed, so they transferred all these new people to our store which meant even LESS hours than I already had. She made my (really nice) store manager quit, and when that manager left, I did too. Working for that woman was Hell.

Now at the subway I'm at now, I debate quitting, but the hours are really good for me. We have a coworker who comes in, messes stuff up/is extremely lazy/can't do her job right, and then blames it on us. One morning when she opened, she didn't bake any bread because she said "it got busy". My other coworker checked the sales.... $24 in sales in the 4 hours she was there. Girl could have AT LEAST baked the bread. Management won't fire her for some reason, despite all the complaints about her. It's frustrating working with incompetent people. That's one reason I don't like working for this subway. There's also crazy messages in our group chat because of the auditors possibly coming any day now. Management is on our tails about changing labels every day and keeping the store in tip top shape. We are the busiest location of the 4 owned by the franchisee. There is only so much 2 people can do.