Came in for the grand opening to the new Mr. Goodcents location that just opened on 32nd st and greenway with some buddies. As usual the the subs were great! But unfortunately an unfortunate event happened where my friend accidentally left his phone at the booth of where we were sitting. He did not realize this til we got back to his house. So he called the store and asked if anyone had seen/found an Iphone, he got a denial response back. So we drove back to the store and he confronted in person asking politely to have a quick look through the store to find it. They allowed him to do so. He still did not find it. But the Iphone locating app that we pulled up on another phone indicated it was at this location, so the employee escorted him out and around into the back of the store to check near the dumpster in case it may have been thrown out. Again nothing to be found. So he did one last look through inside the store and still no phone. So at this time he felt it's time to give up and politely said goodnight to the employees that were there closing up. But still he was not satisfied, "the Iphone locator doesn't lie" he says. So we all went to take one last look around and ended up in the back of the establishment and at the dumpster yet again and were digging through hitting the ping button on the lphone locating app and as we were digging we heard the loud ping of the phone and it was stashed nice and hidden in the slot of the dumpster. Obviously, Mr. Goodcents didn't have the goodsense to hire trustworthy employees to treat a regular customer with the decency to be honest with him and return the phone to its rightful owner. SMDH, shady employees equals bad business.