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Harvey Vs Subways

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Two Fast Food Restaurant
Harvey’s and Subway
Everyone has days where they are too busy and don’t have time to eat. Well there is a way to save time and still get food into your body. If you are one of those kinds of people you tend to go out and eat instead of cooking at home. Fast food restaurants have verity of foods to choose from. Harvey’s and Subways are both a healthy and good choice. There are some similarities between them and also some differences. First, similarity between Harvey’s and subways is that both of them are fast food and are served quickly. For example, Subways and Harvey’s both have everything prepared so all you have to do is place it on top of your item of choice. Likewise, Harvey’s has a drive thru and dine

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