Is a 'foot-long' REALLY a foot? Subway under fire after it turns out its famous sandwich is only ELEVEN inches
It was 11 inches rather than 12 - and caused "an uproar". Said uproar being measured, as always in the Daily Mail, by the number of people commenting on and liking a picture on Facebook. If only they were to look at the comments on their own site from time to time:
"... the sandwich looks squashed and the sandwich quite plainly has been cut in the middle, which suggests the possibility the sandwich has been "doctored" for want of a better word. Come on DM why are you wasting our time with this rubbish. It takes particularly low editorial standards to allow a story where the corporation looks like the victim of a hoax" - liked by (at the time of writing) at least three people. Is that enough for "an uproar" yet?
It was 11 inches rather than 12 - and caused "an uproar". Said uproar being measured, as always in the Daily Mail, by the number of people commenting on and liking a picture on Facebook. If only they were to look at the comments on their own site from time to time:
"... the sandwich looks squashed and the sandwich quite plainly has been cut in the middle, which suggests the possibility the sandwich has been "doctored" for want of a better word. Come on DM why are you wasting our time with this rubbish. It takes particularly low editorial standards to allow a story where the corporation looks like the victim of a hoax" - liked by (at the time of writing) at least three people. Is that enough for "an uproar" yet?
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