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Today, I waited in line at Subway. There were two people in front of me. The first lady had seven sandwiches and the second lady had four. So after patiently waiting, I ordered my sandwich, only to have my credit card declined. FML

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Fat people have excellent credit. Is that the moral of the story?

FYC= F Your Creditcard

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damn zombie strippers suck you dru

antonio12388 0

lame fml

ramboman19 8

obviously for a reason. I got severe food poisoning from subway.

plantgodess 0

Maybe she used her debit card, mine gets airline miles so I use it for everything... sucks that it was declined though. Fyl

Paying with a card is usually quicker than cash, you dont have to wait for your change or worry about dropping coins, etc. I always pay with a card, my money is direct deposited so I only take out cash if I need it. I never thought it was such a big deal.

I dont understand why everyone didn't vote that you deserved it... you obviously can't afford to eat out if you are financing a sandwich... let me guess- orchard bank card... 300 limit

SixteenAndSOL 0

Think about the guy behind you, he should be the one with the FML. "Today, at subway I waited patiently for the two women paying for their 11 sandwiches. After they finally got through, the guy in front of me had a declined card and threw a fi because of all the waitingt. I never did get my sandwich. FML."

YDI for going to Subway. You'd meet a better class of people at Quizno's.

WallyTheWombat 0

I get what you mean OC but usually it's faster cause MOST places don't make you sign if the transaction us under 50$. I used to be a cashier at Target and cards are only faster if they have one of those "swipe and go" cards. Their cards don't work about 20% of the time anyway.

In my defense, I worked at a Subway before. Cash was ALWAYS faster than card, even after we got a faster Internet connection speed at the store. There's a few more buttons to hit for a card, more receipts to print, and the "checking for authorization" on the card if it's even valid. Much slower than someone handing me a $5.