Jimmy John's Coming Downtown!!!

[ben says]

What kind of sick fuck kills a leopard!!! And an elephant!

And I'm not even one of those holier than thou PETA freaks!

[TheCat]

I like the unwich lettuce wraps. The bread is disappointing, tastes like stale olive garden bread sticks.

[ChriswUfGator]

After seeing those photos that's the last time I eat from jimmy johns.

[duvaldude08]

Easily better than subway or quiznos, and i think its a big plus that a national chain is proactively choosing to come here.

Agreed on the expansion comment. Although I really liked Quiznos toasted subs (esp the peppercorn one) but judging by how many stores they've closed down I appear to be in the minority on that one.

Maybe it was those freaky rodent commercials they had back in the early 2000s that scared everyone off:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FhfcdqMTtU4

I also like quiznos toasted subs. I used to go there quite often. Just not as many around anymore

[Sentient]

After seeing those photos that's the last time I eat from jimmy johns.

which animals do you approve of killing?

[AuditoreEnterprise]

oh lord here we go again

[AuditoreEnterprise]

on a side note I know the guy that does the leasing in the elks building. They got some pretty good perks there. Even if the went in the hole for whatever reason (which I doubt they will) that building is pretty giving when it comes to making sure it is fully leased at all times. I am however curious... It is a pretty delivery based business, and judging by the lack of parking at the location I wonder if that will be the main focus of this branch... I also wonder if they will be closed like most other places on the weekends when most of the offices are shut down or will they duke it out and be the place for the residents to enjoy.

[I-10east]

While I agree that Jimmy Johns takes a backseat to Larry's, Firehouse etc., any news is good news for businesses expanding to the urban core. Congratulations Jimmy Johns and best of luck!

I agree, well said.

[ChriswUfGator]

After seeing those photos that's the last time I eat from jimmy johns.

which animals do you approve of killing?

Ones that aren't endangered.

[avonjax]

After seeing those photos that's the last time I eat from jimmy johns.

which animals do you approve of killing?

Ones that aren't endangered.

And why would you kill those?
For thrills?
Disgusting!

[ChriswUfGator]

After seeing those photos that's the last time I eat from jimmy johns.

which animals do you approve of killing?

Ones that aren't endangered.

And why would you kill those?
For thrills?
Disgusting!

I personally don't hunt, period. I don't enjoy killing. But I do eat beef, chicken, fish, and a variety of other things that were formerly living so I'm not going to be a hypocrite about it. However I think the line is pretty clearly drawn at endangered species.

[David]

I wasn't impressed with JJs either the first time.

Zenmaster says find one or two items on the menu that will appeal to you, make them cut the sandwich in half (you have to ask them to do this) ask for some extra condiments and napkins and think of how much time you'll save.

[ben says]

After seeing those photos that's the last time I eat from jimmy johns.

which animals do you approve of killing?

Ones that aren't endangered.

And why would you kill those?
For thrills?
Disgusting!

You can't actually think this is an adequate response to Chris drawing a distinction between endangered and non-endangered species....

And you can't actually believe Chris kills his chicken/beef/pork fish....

C'mon - if you kill endangered species for thrills, you have a small penis. Or something to prove. 

[TheCat]

It's not cheap to hunt a lion, almost $50k.

Here's a price list: http://www.luxuryhunts.com/

Easy article from buzzfeed...

http://www.buzzfeed.com/mjs538/why-safari-hunting-doesnt-work

[Bolles_Bull]

Most of these types of hunts are done on private property where the landowners are paid handsomely to keep a healthy population of these animals for the purpose of big game hunts.  If it werent for the hunts, the landowners would have no incentive to keep big game like this around, they kill their livestock etc, so they would just have them all killed.

Not to say it is a great personality trait to want to kill endangered species but their is more to the story than you think alot of the time.