John Oliver discusses one of the largest franchises in the U.S., how their business model doesn’t always serve franchisees, and what it all has to do with Korean dramas.
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John Oliver discusses one of the largest franchises in the U.S., how their business model doesn’t always serve franchisees, and what it all has to do with Korean dramas.
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As a Korean, I am absolutely thrilled by the K-drama of the ending. Accuracy of actors’ language, music, impression, chef kiss.
ReplyThat awkward moment where Subway hires a pedophile as their spokesperson and it’s the least of their problems…
ReplyAnybody else also wonder why there’s a Subway on like, EVERY military base?
ReplyThis is just another example of why we need to abolish the current corporate attitude. Amazon, Subway, Blizzard, Ferguson Enterprise (feel obligated to say I’m an employee). Strike fear into your employees and work them like dogs, rather than treating them with respect and giving them what they deserve. Money, money, and money are their ONLY driving factor. Why should a guy who talks to people and writes emails make $160,000 a year, while someone working 10 hour grueling manual labor jobs make $40,000?
The scales are beginning to tip, people are becoming restless, no longer content and actually value themselves.
ReplyThe mock subway k-drama at the end was actually really engaging.
ReplyWhat’s happened to the writers?!
ReplyThe Korean Subway ad should have ended with the woman tossing her cookies and saying, “This bread tastes like dicks!”
So… SubWay is a 4D MLM
ReplyYou know how when you stand on the edge of a long fall, your body makes this weird signals for you to jump, like the depth is pulling you in? After watching this, I kinda have this urge to open a Subway
ReplyI’m sorry that boy gave her NOTHING she carried that scene on her back 09:15
ReplyActually I love Subway. I have it on average maybe once a week. I don’t know how it is in US but here in Malaysia, I don’t think they are too near each other.
ReplyMarie Antoinette: Let them eat Subway
ReplyFree press!
ReplyI’m glad I haven’t actually eaten anything from Subway for years!
ReplyI never go there cuz of the bread soft and nasty, that kind of bread should be light and crispy you’ll never get that at a subway
ReplyTime to go to Subway
ReplyJohn Oliver used to be on The Daily Show and Murder, She Wrote
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