Subway — Restaurant in Russellville

Guy (Larry I believe) that was working along side a female. Kept having his mask under his chin and never pulled it above his nose. A customer in front of me asked him multiple times if he would please pull his mask up per cdc guidelines due to the health risk. At one point the manager had to come over and fix the register; the same customer that asked for him to pull up his mask asked if she was the manager and would please ask him to wear it properly. The manager got attitude towards the customer told (Larry) him to pull it up, pulled hers over her nose, and proceeded to say she couldn't breathe in her mask and was ready for this to be over. When Larry got to our sandwiches he touched the inside of his face mask with his gloves on then touched the sandwich. The entire experience was unsettling to say the least. I understand they have been working hard tonight and find the entire situation very concerning for the one employee...

Asked how much a tuna sub was , she didn’t know . She showed me the two tubs of tuna but didn’t know anything about a tuna sub . Really what rock did she crawl out of . While this was going on the lady with a pilot uniform on was asking the other subway worker if the chips there on the corner was theirs the subway worker swore they weren’t . I am a bystander and I knew they went with the meal deals , but the subway worker didn’t have a clue . The pilot worker pushed the chips away . I told the subway worker I was dealing with she wasn’t worth the time and effort to explain to her how to do her job . I went to Wendy’s they know how to order a sandwich. I DONT recommend subway, I Highly...

Food was mediocre at best, but thats to be expected when you eat from a travel stop Subway. My biggest issues were the fact that two women working, weren't wearing masks, which I find completely reprehensible during a global pandemic. One of the employees, a blonde women named Destiny, was EXTREMELY rude and...