In January 2013, an Australian teen measured a Subway footlong and found it came up short at only 11 inches. He posted a photo on Facebook, sparking an online frenzy. Lawsuits soon followed in the United States, with plaintiffs alleging that Subway was engaging in deceptive marketing practices by advertising its large sandwiches as “footlongs.”
Ultimately, the class action lawsuits against Subway over the length of its footlong sandwiches were either dismissed or settled out of court. In 2016, a settlement was reached in one of the main cases. As part of the agreement, Subway said it would implement certain measures to ensure its footlong sandwiches are at least 12 inches long.
Subway: “Yep, and that’s definitely the worst PR mistake we’ve ever made.”
free feet pics in this economy ?!
Didn’t know what they had!
How do you check the 6 inch?
That’s what concealed carry dildo is for.
This is why the US customary measurement system should die.
kiloliters!
ragebait of the highest order
Took me a moment to even recognize that disaster as a foot. That poor pinky toe.
Reminder that if you think a foot can be ugly it means you have opinions on what attractive feet look like
You freak.
maybe they’re just not into crusty skin or calluses.
But wouldnt you say that on general principle a well kept foot is better looking than an unhealthy one? Feet can get seriously fucked up. Ingrown nails, deformities, and all that.
Sure, tell us more about what you like feet to look like.
I knew that was coming lol.
Your comment just made me think about if i had an opinion on feet, and then decided yes, even though i’m not into feet i can recognize what looks bad and what does not.
That foot’s vein-ier than a Snicker’s Bar.
Subway has passed
Oh, I seeeee… Foot-long
