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Subway Says Get Off Your Phone Or Go To The Back Of The Line

7.28.08 8:45 PM EDT By Meg Marco@meghann

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Sean says he approves of the this sign that he saw at an Idaho Subway location today, but his wife wasn’t a fan…

My wife thought it was ridiculous, but I kind of like the idea of sending those annoying line-talkers to the back.

Well, you know us, we’re always biased toward the consumer…. but those line-talkers are on their own this time.

7.28.08By Meg Marco@meghann

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