Subway

The closest Subway restaurant from my caregiver's house in Thomasville happens to have a three-person staff running the shop. They do their job very effectively, and they treat anyone that comes in with respect and courtesy. If it was just me in the restaurant being given the task of getting supper for that night earlier this week (Wednesday evening, I think, maybe Thursday evening), I would have asked them what I would need to do to work there in a part-time role, though due to my getting social security disability benefits on a monthly basis I would only be allowed to work one five-hour shift each week at $10. And, though I was in there with my caregiver that evening, I was kind to them as they were to me. There were several things that I noticed about the place: first off, their process of getting food cooked and ready for take-out was very simple and easy to manage; and, secondly, the acoustics in that Subway in particular were very nice and well-executed. I also happened to like the interior design of this Subway as the architect in charge of designing that location did a great job, as did also the people who carried out the architect's design. But, in the end, I really enjoyed the ten minutes or so I spent inside as my caregiver ordered take-out for herself, her husband, his son and I and the service was quite alright. It's just hard work to run or help run a place like that, and since they've got a lot to be proud of I can only hope and trust that this review that I composed will help get their name out there for the better.