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Subway installed $6K slicers at each of their US 20,000 locations - and the early results aren't promising: 'They are definitley not the greatest thing since sliced bread,' say store owners - Vimarsana News

Subway installed $6K slicers at each of their US 20,000 locations - and the early results aren't promising: 'They are definitley not the greatest thing since sliced bread,' say store owners

Some outlets are  'struggling with the slicers' - since the time to slice the ham, turkey and beef and then clean the equipment means labor costs have risen. More meat is also wasted.

Subway Might Be Regretting Its New Meat Slicers - Vimarsana News

Subway Might Be Regretting Its New Meat Slicers

The sandwich chain’s big investment in this menu change could be a flop.

Subway franchisees are underwhelmed by its new $6,000 slicers - Vimarsana News

Subway franchisees are underwhelmed by its new $6,000 slicers

Six months into Subway replacing its pre-sliced meats with freshly sliced servings, one of the chain's largest franchisee groups says that sales are duller than expected.

Source: abc12.com
Aboard the USS George Washington: Up-close with F-18s - Vimarsana News

Aboard the USS George Washington: Up-close with F-18s

NORFOLK, Va. - Top Gun and its sequel had many people wondering what it’s like to be a fighter jet pilot. In the Navy, pilots get to experience that thrill

Source: ktbs.com
Beloit's Bill Mathis to host launch event for his sixth book on Aug. 26 - Vimarsana News

Beloit's Bill Mathis to host launch event for his sixth book on Aug. 26

Bill Mathis will hold a launch for sixth book, “The Way Things Are...Essays, Stories, Poems & Stories,” at the Beloit Public Library at 1 p.m. Aug. 26.