i managed a Subway for a lot of years. if you don't put the vegetables in the center of the sandwich they tend to fall out when you close it. some of it also has to do with the experience of the worker--an experienced one would be able to do a better job of spreading out the toppings. How to tell an experienced Subway worker from a new one? tell them all the toppings you want at once--if they remember it all, they've been around for a while. i often would ask customers to do that because nothing slows up a line more than a customer who asks for one topping, waits for me to put it on, and then asks for the next one. ---------------------------- not bugging me: had a phone interview this morning for a job that i want and i have previous experience at every job duty. the experience should play well since they'll be shortstaffed. bugging me: i asked if he had any reservations about my application that i hadn't addressed. "No, everything was great, although you forgot to sign the application form." cripes. and if it were a 'no big deal' kind of thing, he probably wouldn't have mentioned it. and there were 10 other parks i applied to, meaning i probably also forgot to sign those, so of course now i wonder if that got my application booted from those places on any "if it's not signed we can't accept the application" rule. edit: yep, "unsigned applications will not be processed." dangit. still technically time to re-apply, though.