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Sub sandwiches are legitimately the same price or even less expensive if you buy it from a restaurant compared to buying all the ingredients yourself.
Similar with gyros.
I guess if you're buying all the ingredients and only making a single sandwich instead of the 4-5 sandwiches you could have made the that makes sense.
Half the stuff I buy for sandwiches goes bad before I use it all. To avoid that to eat the same shit every day and after 2-3 it just tastes gross to me.
If you do that it will come out maybe a dollar or two cheaper and besides, at least for me a lot of it will go bad.
Yup the city near me is known for it's sub shops, an old steel town which makes sense, just can't beat the options they have for the price.
One has better quality