The Coronavirus has impacted the entire globe. While the daily updates continue to show increased numbers of cases, people are nervous about leaving their homes. Dealing with a pandemic is a new experience for all of us. People are doing what they can to protect themselves and their families. A simple trip to the grocery store has turned into a serious threat for some, and anxiety filled outing for others. Many businesses are temporarily closed, and the majority of restaurants are offering drive-thru and carry-out only. Some eating establishments have shifted to being a store of sorts. They are selling their surplus stockpile to people in their community who need food. Here is the subwaygrocery post [embed]https://www.instagram.com/p/B-OkMlwHFMa/?utm_source=ig_embed[/embed] A Subway chain restaurant in Long Beach, California found a similar way to help their employees and give back to the local communities during these uncertain times. The idea of Subway Selling Groceries was born, and several other Subway locations are joining the endeavor with their own support. The restaurant chain is giving customers the opportunity to order food supplies directly from the network of suppliers. The items used to make a hearty sandwich are all available, as in a selection of breads, different meats, cheese, and toppings to make it complete. Frozen soups are also being offered, along with cheese and party platters, and of course, Subway’s cookies. Customers have the option to pick up their orders at the restaurant or have curbside pick-up with no contact. Some areas are also offering delivery.