I don't think I've ever had a regular order that is automatically recognized by restaurant staff when I eat out. The closest thing is my usual order at Long John Silver's, which is the 2 Fish and 3 Chicken variety pack (with fries, coleslaw and hushpuppies.) I've never heard of Subworks (spelling?) before. Is that a mom and pop, a regional chain, or what? As far as sandwich shops go, my favorite is currently Jimmy John's. I don't always order the same thing there, but I'd say what I like best there is a Giant size Gargantuan (with most of the meats), barbecue chips and a large Cherry Coke. I also used to like Quizno's back in my teens when they were big, but there are so few left now that I haven't had it in ages. (Their commercials were awful, but holy cow, those were good sandwiches.) On an unrelated note, I wanted to ask you if you're aware of any recent Broadway shows (like in the last few years) besides Funny Girl that have had any character or tap shoes from Capezio. Most of the Playbills I've seen don't credit them (versus LaDuca, Worldtone, T.O. Dey, etc.), and some don't look like they credit their shoe suppliers at all. Have they really fallen that far from grace since LaDuca came along?
I don't think I've ever had a regular order that is automatically recognized by restaurant staff when I eat out. The closest thing is my usual order at Long John Silver's, which is the 2 Fish and 3 Chicken variety pack (with fries, coleslaw and hushpuppies.) I've never heard of Subworks (spelling?) before. Is that a mom and pop, a regional chain, or what? As far as sandwich shops go, my favorite is currently Jimmy John's. I don't always order the same thing there, but I'd say what I like best there is a Giant size Gargantuan (with most of the meats), barbecue chips and a large Cherry Coke. I also used to like Quizno's back in my teens when they were big, but there are so few left now that I haven't had it in ages. (Their commercials were awful, but holy cow, those were good sandwiches.)
On an unrelated note, I wanted to ask you if you're aware of any recent Broadway shows (like in the last few years) besides Funny Girl that have had any character or tap shoes from Capezio. Most of the Playbills I've seen don't credit them (versus LaDuca, Worldtone, T.O. Dey, etc.), and some don't look like they credit their shoe suppliers at all. Have they really fallen that far from grace since LaDuca came along?