
TO New York, where John Agnesini is risking life and innards on a Cold Cut Trio Subway sandwich.
No slight on the gut-stretching loaf of “sliced turkey, bologna, turkey ham and turkey salami with your choice of fresh vegetables and condiments served on freshly baked bread”. As if.
More a comment on the 7-inch (18-cm) blade baked into the foot-long snack.
Cynics may wonder what would kill your first, the sandwich or the blade, and if, indeed, finding a knife in your foot-long is the healthier alternative to eating the Subway Meatball Marinara?
To the matter in hand, and John Agnesini says he had already taken a few bites from the sandwich when he spotted the knife jutting out from the bread’s crust. With no time to waste he did what any good American would do: he filed a lawsuit, seeking $1million.
“If I didn’t look at it, I don’t know what would have happened,” says Agnesini. “That’s the last thing you think about a sandwich you eat all the time.”
Anorak wonders how much of the knife Agnesini would have eaten before he realised his usual meal had changed, become a little crunchier, little less doughy?
Says Subway spokesman Kevin Kane:
“At Subway restaurants, we take food safety and customer comments very seriously. We are aware of the complaint made and are investigating the facts alleged. As a pending legal matter, we cannot discuss this matter further.”
Of course it may all be a satire on the consumer culture, and Subway diners may care to examine their grub for signs of forks, knives, napkins, tables, chairs and sparking conversation…
Posted: 19th, July 2008 | In: Anorak In New York, Food & Fat, Money, Police Log Comments (3) | Follow the Comments on our RSS feed: RSS 2.0 | TrackBack | Permalink
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August 3rd, 2008 at 10:47 am
If it was a Swiss army knife it might have just moved up one end when the roll was being cut then moved back quickly without being seen. Probably camouflaged as a red pepper. Damn clever those Swiss.
July 23rd, 2008 at 2:40 am
This is very fishy. How do you put a seven inch knife into a six inch sub? This article says it was a foot long but other articles have said that it was a half sandwich, they even showed a picture of the sub and knife. Even if he bought a foot-long, they always cut them in half. The guy is an idiot. One million dollars? That’s ridiculous! How traumatized could he be? I found a green twist-tie in my salad at a local deli buffet. I set it aside, finished my salad and went to get more. Before I left I discreetly showed it to the manager who promptly offered an apology and refunded my $7.12. I was happy, no trauma. People need to get over themselves. I think this guys claim is bogus.
July 19th, 2008 at 12:25 pm
Bugger!
You’d think they would mention the name of the branch so I could email the offspring and warn her not to patronise it ….