Say hello to Haley. So I decided to come in for a quick sandwich. After standing there looking at the menu (with no mask on) a customer asked my opinion about wearing a mask, and it was only after we talked for a Moment that Haley then jumped in a said that a mask is required, so I pulled my shirt over my nose. She then said that will not be acceptable to her (even though she is wearing a Cloth mask just like my shirt), and told me that she is now going to refuse me service if I don't wear a mask. I at this point asked where on any sign in the store does it say what is the correct mask to wear? She just pointed at the door and said that one, as you can see in the photo it is only a picture of a mask. I then politely ask does the store has any literature as to the proper type of ? She then told me it was the law (which if you are wondering "it is not"), there are recommendations by the health department. At this point, I then go out to my truck and put on a paper mask, and came back into the store and then was told that I will be refused service because I had my phone in a position that looked like I was recording. Indiana is a "one-party consent" state for purposes of recording conversations. As long as one party to the conversation is aware the conversation is being recorded, the recording is LEGAL..., this is the reason for this post because she refused me service for something that was legal. Which fine I am sure that somewhere in Subway's bylaws or something along those lines let's say she is giving that right. I can accept that. That is why we have free speech, which gives me the right to post this. There was a second young man there that took off to the back the first chance he got, he was obviously intimidated by her. So make sure that you do as "Haley" says or it will be a scene from Seinfeld by the soup Nazi, and there will be "No Subway for you!" read more