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H M S In the news. Kate Taylor. More than Subway franchisees wrote a letter to Elisabeth DeLuca, one of the chain's owners. Franchisees said that the dream of owning a Subway franchise had "turned into a nightmare. See more stories on Insider's business page. Get a daily selection of our top stories based on your reading preferences. Loading Something is loading. Email address.

Sign up for notifications from Insider! Stay up to date with what you want to know. Deal icon An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Despite his inexperience, his youth and his small loan, DeLuca saw success pretty quickly: He and Buck sold sandwiches the first day -- each one costing about 49 to 69 cents, according to the Subway website. It's safe to say he eventually accomplished his goal of making enough money to put himself through school. DeLuca served as president of Subway from until his death in He was succeeded by his sister, Suzanne Greco.

The company expanded over time, opening its first international franchise in in Bahrain. After Bahrain came Canada in , and the trend continued. This is worth saying again. He just wanted a job to help pay for college, and he ended up building the largest fast-food franchise chain in the world. His story teaches us that you shouldn't let anyone belittle your ideas if you believe in them. Amanda Breen. Emily Rella. Abby Miller.