BY BOB HOLT
It turns out that size does matter in Subway’s familiar $5 footlong advertising campaign, and some of their sandwiches are falling short by about an inch.
It all started when Matt Corby from Australia took his tape measure to Subway, and found the footlong sub that he ordered coming in at 11 inches.
Fox News reported that the man took a photo of his footlong, and posted it on Subway’s Facebook page with the caption, “Subway pls respond.”
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