My biggest marital difficulty is fast food.
I love Arby’s, wife hates it (although I convinced her to try a Market Fresh Club and she said she liked it).
Her favorite, Taco Bell. --shudder–
I usually get the Super Roast Beef, love that catalina dressing they put on it.
The best Arby’s are the ones that have pickles and onions out with the sauces.
No. I order a sandwich and answer their questions- usually "yes " and “no” suffice as answers.
They still suck.
I like Arby’s. Its bland just like me. There are too much stuff on sandwiches anyways. Condiments are to sandwiches as lots of makeup is to an old whore. Why should I have to pay for peoples pickles, lettuce, and tomatos when they don’t pay for my cheese goddamnit. You want ketch-up? Put it on yourself. All I want is beef and bread, the two greatest substances known to man besides beer and chocolate, all the other crap destracts from the sandwich’s wholesome goodness. I also like those Mr. Men 
they had back in the 80’s. I’d eat there everyday if they still handed out MR. Men and Little misses. I like Arby’s.
Here is a link to Mr. Men if you don’t remember them.
I’ll get Arby’s sandwiches when they’re mailing out the 5-for-$5.95 coupons. They’re pretty good, and since they don’t come with condiments, you don’t start off with a sandwich that’s going to send your weight skyrocketing. I’ll take 'em home and doctor them the way I want - sometimes with Arby’s sauce, sometimes with lettuce, tomato, and mayo, sometimes with Worcestershire or Pickapeppa sauce.
But hey, what do I know - I like Wendy’s and Taco Bell, too.
Another vote for Arby’s being better than any other fast food chain sandwich. They’ve closed most of the ones near me, so I don’t go very often, but always consider it “treating myself” when I do. Horsey sauce, Arby’s sauce, potato cakes, onion petals, Beef ‘n’ Cheddar–what’s not to love?
I’ve always liked Arby’s too, though there don’t seem to be too many of them around here (or maybe I just don’t notice them). Their food seems fresher than other FF joints. Seems like you get a lot more too. OTOH, the Burger Kings around here look like they haven’t been cleaned or upgraded since the Carter administration. Don’t know if it’s a bad franchisee or what, but yuuuch.
YMM of course, V.
Well, as a former Arby’s employee (and it’s been like 6 years since I worked there but I assume things haven’t changed much), I know that the roast beef is real alright. As to real what I’m not sure. I helped cover many a jello-y, quivery mass of flesh-colored pretend meat in foil in preparation for roasting while I worked there. The ‘roast beef’ came in big plastic bags and didn’t look ANYTHING like real roast beef.
The Market Fresh sandwiches aren’t too bad, but I don’t go to Arby’s unless I’m REALLY REALLY hungry.
CartoonSu
CartoonSuperHero’s description is consistent with what I witnessed as an Arby’s employee from 1991 - 1995. It took me a little while to eat their roast beef after I saw it in the ‘before’ stage - ewww.
I rarely eat there, I don’t care for the roast beef, but the Market Fresh sandwiches are fairly good. And the Jamocha shake is heaven in a cup.
Screw Culver’s. If you’re in the Milwaukee area, visit Kopp’s for the absolute best frozen custard in the universe.
Interestingly enough, here I am at Arby’s working on their digital CCTV system as we speak.
Note to dipshit at DW tech support: No, it does not plug into the fucking microphone port, no matter how many times you told me it does. It goes in the line-in. But shit, it was only like four extra visits to try to work out the problem.
-Joe, likes Arby’s food
Yeah, I know how that goes. I have a Certain Logo staring at me all day and I can’t complain because they’re our biggest customer. 
As a vegi Arby’s isn’t really my cup of tea, but Kopps… mmm… gotta get their Grilled Cheese and an order of onion rings. Instant heart attack, to be followed by custard. In your face Springfield!
C
I agree, especially about the market fresh sandwiches. And the curly fries are the only ones I’ll eat. McDonald’s (and how do they manage this?) to me, are both dry and oily little sticks.
I haven’t eaten the regular arby’s sandwiches other than the market fresh though, so I’m going off the market fresh ones alone, as far as my opinion on their quality.
Anyone who disses their stuffed jalapenos will dealt with severely.