Famous Subway restaurant claims that they are selling a foot-long sandwich. In short, it is 12 inches long. What happens when it is actually short of the length they are claiming the sandwich to be? The result – a subway uproar!
An Australian man posted a photo on the company’s Facebook page showing the Subway foot-long sandwich isn’t really a foot long. Look.
Subway said this to AP, “We are reinforcing our policies and procedures in an effort to ensure our offerings are always consistent no matter which Subway restaurant you visit.”
The original photo can no longer be found on Subway’s Facebook page.
Hey, when I tell my baby it’s a foot long, that’s watch she expects! Any shorter and she’ll be lookin’ for another dude!
A footlong that isn’t a foot long, six inch subs that are not 6 inch subs and less meat etc. in the sandwich. Subway has adopted the motto of food companies. Less is more (liek the former half gallon of ice cream)so they can show lower calories… in their product. However advertising a product as a foot long when it isn’t is false advertising and just plain wrong.