Jimmy John's

“One thing Husker is going to be excited about is they're here to stay. Jimmy John's themselves, they got two new brisket sandwiches for a limited time only. We got sweet sweet and spicy barbecue brisket right here for my boy and hickory brown sugar barbecue for me. Hot toasted cheese, loaded with brisket, barbecue flavor.”

“Jimmy John has two limited edition barbecue brisket sandwiches. They've got sweet and spicy... hickory brown sugar brisket. Your favorite sandwich brand has more action for a limited time only... toasted cheesy with some barbecue brisket. Low cooked, absolutely delicious.”

“'We're in the green room of our tailgate right now before Tennessee and Texas go headto-head in Knoxville, Tennessee. Right now, Jimmy John has two limited edition barbecue'”

“It's all [ __ ] Amazon, McDonald's, Jimmy Johns, but you can't afford student loans.”

Host criticizes Jimmy John's purchase while subject cannot afford student loan payments.

“You see a Jimmy John's or a Jersey Mike's uh applying non-competes to the sandwich artists. Um and they, you know, there is a lot of artistry in in making a hogy and I have a taste for one uh as lunch approaches. But like it's you shouldn't be restricted from like leaving one Jimmy John's to go across the street to make sandwiches for somebody else.”

Used as an example of a company applying non-competes to sandwich artists, discussed as a factual business practice without positive or negative judgment.