Have you noticed some changes to McDonald's lately? The restaurant on Rte. 5 next to Sangertown Square recently got a facelift and other Golden Arches in our area now have more of a cafe feel and they've added wraps to their menu too... Why? Well they're getting some heat from a black horse rival that isn't Wendy's or Burger King. Ever heard of Doctor's Associates, Inc.?
In this lawsuit-crazed society, if we smell even a little bit of money, we'll sue and take people to task and to the cleaners and most likely win. Two guys in New Jersey decided to put the squeeze on sandwich juggernaut Subway for their bread being not quite a foot long as they advertized. First the company defended itself and now they have pledged to ensure each sandwich's true size...
Ok, this is certainly not the best cover of this song I have ever heard, but according to this guy, he is the greatest impersonator of Freddy Mercury that ever lived.
Remember how we were talking about Subway Subs only being 11 inches? Well finally Subway has responded, and the response may make you mad. Subway has finally commented on the controversy, and their statement may cause more problems.
Is it possible that Subway has been lying to us about the footlong subs? They haven't been lying saying they are delicious, because those things are truly amazing. They are lying about the size it appears. There's a pretty big outrage online right now that Subway's footlong really isn't a foot long. In viral pictures the subs only appear to be 11 inches.
When it comes to taking the subway, most people just want to relax. But while some are content to simply spend their commute reading a good book or listening to music, the flexy-bendy folks in this video felt the need to take it further when they performed an acrobatic ‘yoga’ demo in the middle of a crowded, moving, New York City subway car.
