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Wow, not bad… clever way to say what they really want to say without upsetting health nuts. McDonalds should follow suit and advertise the $10 bag of McDoubles this way… breakfast, lunch and dinner for two days, and they taste great out of the microwave, too!
More than a few people in this town would be doing themselves a favor by going to subway instead of voodoo donuts and taco houses. FAAAAAAAT!
nice body shaming there, showstopper.
More advertisting for the typical American diet: meat*, white flour, lettuce, and other minimally nutritious foods: a surefire cure for obesity. *As if that land-whale on the show needs more protein and cholesterol.
PS Jared of Subway fame is a sad shill. He’s is/was not even allowed to eat other restaurants’ food in public.
@4 Im not perfect either..it’s called choices. It saddens me when I see obese people take their overweight kids for fast food. Or “foodies” obsess about Foie Gras or bacon.
@geyser, he was a very well paid spokesperson. His choice. Subway is not an ideal choice either, just a little better than most