That would be the absolute least they could do. I got food poisoning from Subway in January 2013. It was the only time in my life I felt I was close to death (I didn't know your entire body could scream out that you need help NOW...or that's it). I didn't bother to get a refund, but I've never been back and have told hundreds of people this story. lol It's like ANTI-advertising.

@greyeyed123 I hear you. I guess I was younger and more forgiving back then. I had a young co-worker who got sick from some bad chicken at a local Hawaiian place a few years back and she damn near died. Her kidneys shut down, she had to be airlifted to the state uni hospital because it had the best trauma unit in the state, and was on dialysis for a while. The doctors said the only reason she lived was that she was really young and had always eaten such a healthy diet. Her family tried to sue the resturarant, but they denied that it was from their place even tho she had kept the receipt, because they said it could have been something else she ate that day. You can bet that I, her, her family, and her co-workers put out the word about that place, tho it's still in business from what I can see.

@TomMcGiverin Subway was the only thing I ate that day. I do remember all the doctors at the hospital steering clear of all my negative comments about Subway, lol. They probably thought I was going to sue and looking for expert witnesses. All I really wanted was confirmation of the cause. (I actually must have had five doctors ask me if I drank river water! And every time, I had to say, "No, I ate at Subway." )

@greyeyed123 Yeah, doctors and food places get very nervous once they hear the word lawsuit. In reality, about the only way most of us can make them pay is to go to the city health inspection folks and complain to them, hopefully getting them sanctioned or shut down at least for a while.

That’s kind of my point in a roundabout way