A Subway Employee Publicly Apologizes for the Wrong Order, but She Gets the Last Laugh

Oct. 27 2023, Published 4:34 p.m. ET

The closest I've ever gotten to running within the food carrier business was once three years on the Maryland Renaissance Festival, promoting period-accurate milk and cookies. I've been operating since I used to be 13 years outdated and have one way or the other avoided eating places for fast meals establishments. I'll let you know what I can do, fold the heck out of a sweater like I'm Janeane Garofalo in Reality Bites.

However, just because I have not worked in fast food does not imply I will't deeply empathize with those that have. The work itself can run from tedious to grueling, and shoppers really appear to enjoy getting rid of their frustrations on those staff. It's gross. That's no longer in reality what took place to one Subway worker who took to TikTok in an effort to publicly ask for forgiveness for a incorrect order. She's a hero in my book.

Where there is a will, there is a Subway.

This all starts with a TikTok from some other writer via the title of Noelle Cheney. She is going through @noellelovessloths on TikTok, and ceaselessly posts her school lunches. On this particular day, Noelle ordered from Subway which it appears is a favourite.

She excitedly opens her wrap, best to discover her order was wrong. Noelle dramatically puts one hand over her mouth whilst watching off into the middle distance. "You're kidding me," she says in her Oscar-worthy performance. "Are you kidding me?" she asks. I do not see a scrap of humor in sight.

According to Noelle, the Subway sandwich artist who prepared her school lunch actually flubbed the elements. "I asked for no tomatoes and no cucumbers, and what do they give me?" I'm no detective, but it surely appears like they gave her both tomatoes and cucumbers. Now, it is simple to ridicule Noelle however I too have been devastated through an mistaken order.

"I'm literally probably one of their most loyal customers, and they do this to me," says Noelle after picking out the offensive portions of the wrap. Sadly it only got worse as Noelle realized it used to be sans mayonnaise. That sandwich was once more sand than wich. Who was once in charge for this atrocity? Fortunately we all know what happened.

The Subway worker has literal receipts.

Insert @gothichippie, who I'm calling Lydia, with more clarification. In a stitched TikTok, Lydia fessed as much as being the one who made Noelle's lackluster, mistake-riddled lunch. But wait, there is more to this tale.

While laughing hysterically, Lydia says sure she made the sandwich. However, she made it in line with the real order. "That's what was on the receipt," she said.

Lydia then drops what I name the sickest burn since Tai called Cher a "virgin who can't drive," in Clueless. "I know that's not what you usually order," explains Lydia, "because you order a lot." Putting Noelle on blast for without a doubt having a pockets filled with stamped Subway sandwich cards is iconic.

Because Noelle is a common Subway flyer, Lydia used to be indeed confused via this out of personality order. "I should have called the number on your receipt," she said. "But with Subway receipts, we just make whatever is on the receipt so I thought 'Ooh, maybe she's switching it up today.'" Apparently no longer.

In a followup TikTok, Lydia brought literal receipts right into a tale. She dropped a screenshot of Noelle's order from that day. We can obviously see her title at the top, as well as tomatoes and cucumbers. The word mayonnaise used to be nowhere to be noticed. Lydia then suggests people name when their order is flawed. She would have had no drawback remaking. Of path that might imply we would not get this epic reaction.

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