Subway

I was shopping at the Walmart supercenter and on our way out after having checked out we decided to stop at the subway to purchase my children pretzels as we normally do in other locations. Everything appeared to be fine until we began to check out at the Subway. I watched as they placed the pretzels inside of the microwave which I was first told was their way of warming them up, opposed to using any of the three ovens? I had some inkling that the pretzels may have been old and tough and that this was their way of softening them up, but for toddlers they seem to enjoy it so I let it pass. I myself ordered a sandwich and a soda and grabbed another cup to break up the pretzels so my children can hold them and enjoy them without burning their little hands (microwaved). The Indian woman behind the counter proceeded to have a fit because she had not charged me for an additional cup which after having spent a considerable amount of money, I was a little taken aback when I conceded and asked how much could the cup cost, it certainly wasn’t worth causing a scene for. She stated that the cup cost a $ 1.85, not that this is a tremendous amount of money, but I was pretty surprised because the soda doesn’t even cost that much. She stated that she could give me a courtesy cup which was about the size of a Dixie cup and would not of worked and provided no insulation for their little fingers. Needless to say I ended up walking out of the store without my soda and completely pissed off. I understand if I was a skell walking in off the street looking for a handout, but the sundries are the cost of doing business and should be included in their overhead. Being located in the Walmart where you can usually view pretty special people it’s no surprise that this subway employs the same type of folks. I could’ve walked back in the Walmart and bought an entire sleeve of cups for the four dollars I just forked over. I would avoid this store, aside from the really poor customer service the food give us all the trots later.