Thank you. If he were really unbiased he would be looking into aspartame. How can we have a dedicated channel about food conspiracies and not talk about aspartame? Because he is addicted to diet coke. Lol
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As a former subway employee, I actually liked most of the food. All the vegetables were fresh, and if we ran out we were often resupplied by our local grocery stores. All the meat came packaged from corporate of course but it was just as good as any other deli meat. We made the bread in the store every day. Veggie patties are surprisingly tasty. Just never get a cold cut combo, I never trusted that.
Sooubway actually wants 6 olives on a footlong, so the seven in the video is incorrect in both terms of James' video and Sooubway regulation at the time (I don't know if it's still that way)
I was thinking the same thing. They hired these people to make big accusations against the company that are just not possible for some publicity from the media
I was thinking this! They hire these people to sue, so that they have a reason to do these big ad campaigns that end up being really successful. I was thinking that that was gonna be Matt's theory.
Honestly, cases like this I'm more likely to believe are just publicity stunts by companies themselves than actual legitimate complaints. This isn't like the 'pink goo' case where we had actual footage of McDonalds processing meat into paste to make their burgers. Ironically, that would have had more traction than something like this, yet went nowhere as far as I'm aware.
I tend to think that way too but the EU actually had some countries trying to ban Subway Sandwiches for making food with (gasp) sugar and calories in it. What’s stupid to one person buys lawyers and politicians another yacht.
But hasn’t that also been talked about and kinda dissolved? Wasn’t the pink goo just trimmings of meat, but the bigger problem was how there was the occasional dose of ammonia? Or am I misremembering it? Sorry if I am.
@@ConnanTheCivilized The EU wasn't trying to ban it. The EU was trying to TAX it. There's a lower tax rate for bread/sandwiches (they're "staple foods"). Subway uses so much sugar in its bread that it doesn't meet the definition of "bread" for tax purposes. Keep in mind that Pringles are NOT POTATO CHIPS (for tax purposes), Jaffa Cakes are NOT BISCUITS (for tax purposes), and Marvel successfully argued that X-Men toys were NOT DOLLS (because they were not HUMANS, which meant they couldn't be "dolls" for tax purposes). It's all about taxes and not about food quality.
You were pretty much right. They probably relied on the lack of "amplifiable DNA" (meaning it's processed food) and just did it for the money. Case was dismissed in October 2021 because their claims were not specific enough or lacked evidence.
This sounds like a really devious but plausible marketing campaign. Hire someone to sue you for something that you know isn't true then capitalize on the exposure.
I thought the exact same thing! Thought he was going on to explain this when he started talking about the lawyer that sued Taco bell from the same state...
Them trying to capitalizing on it so hard with really on the nose codes like "ITSREAL" kiiiiinda seems like a dead giveaway for this being a PR stunt. But I could be wrong ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Or even more big brained tactic would be hiring someone to sue you for something that actually is true but make it seem like they couldn’t find enough evidence to to substantiate their claim so nobody else tries to look into it for real in the future.
The 'why are there so few olives' thing cracked me up. I used to work at a subway and the owner quite literally ORDERED every employee there to put as few as possible on the sandwhich and if anyone asked for more olives we were only allowed to put ONE more olive on the sandwhich for each time asked
even though this was posted 2 months ago, i used to work at a subway and i actually had to stop prepping the tuna myself because i’m allergic to seafood and it gave me an allergic reaction when it touched my skin. so yeah the tuna is real
As a Jersey Mike's employee, I legitimately believe that our subs are infinitely better in almost every way except cost to Subway's, so to hear that they actually make relatively real sandwiches actually makes me feel pretty good about Jersey Mike's.
@@bbarroqueiro4035 There's a good sign. I've heard a lot of philly places wouldn't actually make the cut in Philly. I also like Jersey Mikes but don't eat there too often due cost, location, and bread (dieting). I usually get a wrap from subway (there's one in the Walmart I shop at).
I’ve always wondered why people call tuna “tuna fish.” Nobody does this with other types of fish, like “salmon fish” or “tilapia fish.” Also, nobody says “chicken bird” or “beef mammal.”
I find the mislabeling of fish a true issue 😅 I'm allergic to specific types of fish and not allergic to others. Tuna is safe for me (all tuna it appears), salmon isn't. Those obviously look different but I react to most other fishes. I can't go to a store and buy "tuna" sushi without the threat of cross contamination or outright a different fish. Also knowing so little people are allergic to fish makes me self conscious 💀
@@official-obama I've gotten allergy tests to confirm most of the fish allergies, some were from experience. I'm not sure what you meant about this comment though. If it's doubt about the fish allergy I assure you that I am. I wish I wasn't. My allergies are selective, as I'm allergic to crab, but not shrimp.
Theory: Subway made the campaign. It gives them free advertising, makes a mockery of real cases which could hurt them, and takes their PR scandals away from Jared and towards phony cases. It seems like a massive benefit to them and makes sense why they would rush it to the media, because free press is good, especially with their follow up advertising campaign . Just something to think about.
@@JustASunflowerSeeD they're a million dollar company, i think they can afford some lawyers. Im not a business major or anything, but mayhaps subway thought he payout would be greater than the cost
I litetally came to the comments to see if anyone else thought this! Its a clever marketing strategy tbf, lawyers wouldnt be that expensive considering subway probs have a few in hand. Clever clever
As a person who’s worked at a few subways I can voucher for other sandwich artists when I say it’s not our faults! The boss will watch you or have one of the veteran employees watch you and pull you aside if you don’t do 6 of each veggie aside from spinach and lettuce. However night shift is a little more generous with no eyes watching your every move 😄
What I would've done: "Produce the lab results...or we charge you with fraud." Even if they drop the lawsuit, they still get in trouble for causing a stir and it may result in a full stop on suits like this.
Unless of course subway hired people to sue them knowing that the sensational nature of the accusation would garner them free publicity plus allow them to kick off a loss leader marketing campaign of discount tuna sammich sales to boost purchases of cookies. Also gave them an opportunity to humble brag about their product and get that pedophile spokesthing out of people’s minds.
I saw it as basically the other way round. Presumably the newspapers are charging Subway the going rate to take out full page ads, so couldn't the case have been devised by one or more newspapers (or newspaper groups)? I mean if advertising revenue for the paper is a bit lean then fabricate and publish an unfavourable story about a big bucks company, thus forcing them to pay for advertising in the paper to put the record straight. The filing of the court case (more or less knowing it will be thrown out anyway) would in this theory only be necessary to legitimise the original article and prevent the paper itself from being sued for publishing false information, since the first article is then only publishing the detail of the claimaint's allegations rather than publishing allegations of its own.
New theory: Subway paid actors to sue them so they can promote their Tuna Fish Sandwich and get MatPat to say that the previous lawsuits were nonsensical.
Pretty risky marketing strategy. Everyone involved could face charges. Frivolous Litigation for wasting the court's time would be just a slap on the wrist. Perjury and Fraud would be if they want to really punish them for it.
Seems more likely than the fish being fake. And people doubt how much companies get away with things. Remember how long the McDonald's Monopoly scam went without being caught? Seems possible to me.
I would be interested. To know if they actually made a profit off the advertisement campagn about this lawsuit. The idea that Subway (or other big brands) paying people to sue them and go to the press as another advertisement campagn came to my mind halfway though the video.
About that intro, James actually made a point in one of his Sooubway videos (I think it was the second one) about how they're only supposed to put 6 olives but he put more anyway
I feel like if the media really wanted to slander Subway, they'd bring up Jared every chance they got. Like, "how can you trust a company that hired a pdf file as their spokesman?" Or bring up the exploitation of their franchise owners.
@@chosenrandomly1483 You actually watched it? I usually report for spam straightaway w/o bothering when I see a reply consisting of only a link (unless I only see one reply on the entire vid like that by the same acc)
Patty= seaweed sauce Turmeric Barnacle shavings Sea salt Breadcrumbs Red algae Chili peppers Love this is the leaked information from all SpongeBob episodes. Here you go, your welcome :)
When they say they are a monster, When they set fire to their name, It does not matter where you hear it from, Whether truth or lies, It gets said all the same! (doubt anyone would get the refrence, but yea. as long as they get talked about, no matter if good or bad, they are staying relevant. How do you thing the Pauls got so much clout?)
I had a similar thought... A possibility here is that Taco Bell, and now Subway, only sued themselves to get the opportunity to give themselves more PR. I mean, after this video, I know I wanted to order a tuna subway sandwich just to see how it tastes... and I'm sure (if it actually is just a ploy for marketing) that's exactly what they want you to do. Now, it is possible that it really is just a random case from a couple of morons trying to make Subway lose money, but you can't rule out the possibility that they're just doing it to themselves for PR lol
It’s adorable how you claim these restaurants are suing themselves and yet provide no evidence. If they just wanted publicity, you know there’s far better ways to go about it than potentially damaging their image forever right? Most people who see headlines such as “Subway Tuna is not real fish?” don’t care enough to actually look into it and they might be lead into believing the lie. Why in God’s name would Subway want that? Just so they can put their tuna at 15% off-marketing that most people who see the headlines aren’t actually aware of in the first place?
My cousin is a chemist and she was asked to get “the Subway smell” out of Subway bread. It didn’t work but my grandma had a huge bag of Subway dough. lol
I've also never ordered their tuna, at least not for myself. My grandma used to eat their tuna sandwiches and seemed to really like them. The few times I have tried tuna out I've generally not been too big a fan as it's usually a lot of mayo. The way I make it at home is to use tarter sauce (which I think has mayo in it but you'd never know), Dijon mustard, minced garlic, dill pickle relish, some seasoning (I change it up), and some shredded cheese, sometimes I'll add hot sauce. I've cut out most bread (dieting) so I just eat it straight outta the bowl.
@@jayvhoncalma3458 if they are or not using these lawsuits to advertise is not really affecting to their growth because subway is is going out of fashion anyways.
Oh god, the “KAREN ALERT” joke really reveals the true Mat-Dad/Dad-Pat hidden inside. I love that the longer he has a kid, he becomes more like a true dad.
I am really failing to understand how calling someone a "Karen" brings out the dad side of him. Does saying "OK Boomer" bring out the dad side, or are you just trying to make a joke and failing HARD?
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Next thing you know there will be a class action lawsuit accusing Subway Sandwiches of not being made of actual "sand" or "witches"
The place is going to basically get shut down by then
I’ve had them, they taste like both
Lol
@@johnathonsmlime9339 what the heck did you link to-
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The James skit at the beginning is what I live for
Same
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Matpat: “This channel holds nothing sacred”
Diet Coke: ...yeah right
Thank you. If he were really unbiased he would be looking into aspartame. How can we have a dedicated channel about food conspiracies and not talk about aspartame? Because he is addicted to diet coke. Lol
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well actually he revealed in a live stream that he no longer likes diet coke sooo...
@@wizardo1012 He longer likes diet coke?
@@HackerMan-iw4uy Auto correct really go crazy
As a former subway employee, I actually liked most of the food. All the vegetables were fresh, and if we ran out we were often resupplied by our local grocery stores. All the meat came packaged from corporate of course but it was just as good as any other deli meat. We made the bread in the store every day. Veggie patties are surprisingly tasty. Just never get a cold cut combo, I never trusted that.
Lmao the meat is horrible
@@jacobdiaz9160 wrong opinion
@@jacobdiaz9160shut up
Seriously? Subway isn't even half as good as Firehouse subs.
@@remyllebeau77 I agree. But I still liked it for what it was. I ate mostly salads though after working there for bit, the bread is a lot
A subway Theorist episode featuring TheOdd1sOut is just a natural fit. Team Theorist meets Team Animation and I love it.
Yes 100%
Yea boiiiiiiiii
Next episode of Film Theory: The Dark Truth Behind Camp Operetta! (ft. Jaiden Animations)
True
He even worked for subway this was the perfect vid team
This whole theory is really just matpat being like: “guys. Common sense.”
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Yeah lol
Wow, after many badly researched Videos
and some Big Fails, now the Odd Ones Out has to
be featured? And he actually agrees to it?
Wow.
can conform its literally just tuna and mayo
It seems to get downhill with this channel.
Multiple videos were so badly researched that many people noticed. Many.
The “and why are there so little olives” got me, Odd1sOut reference was so funny
7 olives mate but james give 8 so just consider that lucky
What video was Mat referencing
Sooubway rules:only 7 olives per footlong
James: Nah im gonna put eight
Sooubway actually wants 6 olives on a footlong, so the seven in the video is incorrect in both terms of James' video and Sooubway regulation at the time (I don't know if it's still that way)
@@ashielilystar6134 My subway says 6 so I put 30
Theory: The fast food industry hires these people to sue them. Most people don't look at these companies until the media gets involved.
I was thinking the same thing. They hired these people to make big accusations against the company that are just not possible for some publicity from the media
Yeah this is definitely what is going on here. There is no such thing as bad publicity.
@@handle535 Pretty sure the Jared situation was bad publicity
They want to gain trust of their costumers.
I was thinking this! They hire these people to sue, so that they have a reason to do these big ad campaigns that end up being really successful. I was thinking that that was gonna be Matt's theory.
The fact that he brought Subway James out of retirement to make the opening segment should say alot about Matpat’s efforts
James is retired?
NO-
@@mynameisbored7457 sure feels like it all he's post is music video's
@@swift_sa
Out of the last 8 videos he posted, ONE of them was a music video. I can tell you're not a fan.
@@swift_sa
God dang it
I love his videos
@@JameyMcQueen really I didn't realize since I stopped watching his videos
“Also why are there so few olives?”
“Eh, I can’t remember if we’re supposed to put 6 or 8 on there”
I loved that inside joke
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If I ask for extra olives, I get an entire layer. lol They love me so much at the local Subway.
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“Why are there so little olives” always the right question
8 olives on a footlong one for every other bite
Nice profile pic
I always ask for extra
Blame cooperate and the franchises xD they demand they only put 8 on the sandwich.
I always put a bunch on there, probally 14 or something like that. I also just give people free cookies (not the Karens)
Honestly, cases like this I'm more likely to believe are just publicity stunts by companies themselves than actual legitimate complaints. This isn't like the 'pink goo' case where we had actual footage of McDonalds processing meat into paste to make their burgers. Ironically, that would have had more traction than something like this, yet went nowhere as far as I'm aware.
I tend to think that way too but the EU actually had some countries trying to ban Subway Sandwiches for making food with (gasp) sugar and calories in it. What’s stupid to one person buys lawyers and politicians another yacht.
But hasn’t that also been talked about and kinda dissolved? Wasn’t the pink goo just trimmings of meat, but the bigger problem was how there was the occasional dose of ammonia? Or am I misremembering it? Sorry if I am.
@@ConnanTheCivilized The EU wasn't trying to ban it. The EU was trying to TAX it. There's a lower tax rate for bread/sandwiches (they're "staple foods"). Subway uses so much sugar in its bread that it doesn't meet the definition of "bread" for tax purposes.
Keep in mind that Pringles are NOT POTATO CHIPS (for tax purposes), Jaffa Cakes are NOT BISCUITS (for tax purposes), and Marvel successfully argued that X-Men toys were NOT DOLLS (because they were not HUMANS, which meant they couldn't be "dolls" for tax purposes). It's all about taxes and not about food quality.
You were pretty much right. They probably relied on the lack of "amplifiable DNA" (meaning it's processed food) and just did it for the money. Case was dismissed in October 2021 because their claims were not specific enough or lacked evidence.
I love how he asked about the olives, only true sooubway fans would know
Only 8 olives
Honestly tho
One for every other bite.
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Only people like us know
This sounds like a really devious but plausible marketing campaign. Hire someone to sue you for something that you know isn't true then capitalize on the exposure.
I thought the exact same thing! Thought he was going on to explain this when he started talking about the lawyer that sued Taco bell from the same state...
Them trying to capitalizing on it so hard with really on the nose codes like "ITSREAL" kiiiiinda seems like a dead giveaway for this being a PR stunt. But I could be wrong ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I wouldn't be surprised the lawsuit being dropped and someone related to the plaintiffs got some money.
Or even more big brained tactic would be hiring someone to sue you for something that actually is true but make it seem like they couldn’t find enough evidence to to substantiate their claim so nobody else tries to look into it for real in the future.
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“Why are there so few olives” this is such a good callback to the 6 olives joke on James’s Sooubway video lol
The thing is the 6 olives is still a thing but I would always give people a lot more 😂
Back when I ate at subway I _always_ ordered extra olives.
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it is 8, not 6
@@ChloeTheClone its 6...
The 'why are there so few olives' thing cracked me up. I used to work at a subway and the owner quite literally ORDERED every employee there to put as few as possible on the sandwhich and if anyone asked for more olives we were only allowed to put ONE more olive on the sandwhich for each time asked
Hey Mat, as a insomniac, it was shocking to me that warm milk was recently revealed to not help you sleep. Can you do a episode about sleep foods?
Would like to see this.
🤚🏽would like to see too
It is currently 1 AM where I am.
Needless to say, I would like to see this as well.
Placebo effect? Warm milk might just be comforting and nostalgic to some people so it calms them down, allowing them to sleep easier
@@TheBlueWizzrobe it's currently 2:24 AM and I have school at 6:16 AM. *This is fine.*
even though this was posted 2 months ago, i used to work at a subway and i actually had to stop prepping the tuna myself because i’m allergic to seafood and it gave me an allergic reaction when it touched my skin. so yeah the tuna is real
Real fish. Not necessarily tuna
@@neonwaffle3327 yeah, i mean, 16 cents of price per tuna sub isn‘t rlly much to pay, ya know, and they can always raise the price
@@neonwaffle3327 tuna is one of the cheapest if not the cheapest fish in usa
@@neonwaffle3327 even if thqts true the claim was that its not even fish so ye they are wrong either way
THE CAKE IS A LIE...
BUT THE TUNA IS REAL!!!
LOL ;3
“We also have mooooooooootball sandwiches with real moooooooooootballs!”
MatPat: “They are just begging for me to make a sub theory.”
pff true. its like James is just tryna straight up infuriate Matt.
I’d sub to it
As a Jersey Mike's employee, I legitimately believe that our subs are infinitely better in almost every way except cost to Subway's, so to hear that they actually make relatively real sandwiches actually makes me feel pretty good about Jersey Mike's.
fr i agree, as i am a person that lives in nj and I get jersey mikes all of the time.
@@bbarroqueiro4035 There's a good sign. I've heard a lot of philly places wouldn't actually make the cut in Philly. I also like Jersey Mikes but don't eat there too often due cost, location, and bread (dieting). I usually get a wrap from subway (there's one in the Walmart I shop at).
These days, the Jersey Mike's isn't even much more expensive anymore
“ON THE SIDE!”
“On the side of what?”
“ONIONS!”
lol
I got that reference =)
I got that rfrnc as well
Never figured out what he was trying to say.
Good reference
Mat Pat do be using those meme formats to teach kids, proof that he know what's cool and hip (no one says hip anymore) right now.
Alegendly
@@CrashM85 you mean allegedly
@@jeremiahsilva7458 No. It's a reference to a different channel
I’m hip and with it
How you do fellow kids
The real conspiracy theory is whether the lawsuits were orchestrated by Subway themselves.
Hmmmm good idea
Yeah the PR you get would be sweet
Now that’s a theory
@@travisnakahira7320 A food theory
It was their employees lol
UPDATE: Case had been dismissed 7/31/23
can Subway claim this lawsuit as slander and counter-sue the 2 "researchers" ?
I’ve always wondered why people call tuna “tuna fish.” Nobody does this with other types of fish, like “salmon fish” or “tilapia fish.” Also, nobody says “chicken bird” or “beef mammal.”
Because you can tuna lot of things. Tuna piano, Tuna radio, tuna guitar.
@@AmbrotosArkhon but you cant tuna fish
Google tuna fruit.
@@gaaraheater44 Wait, so the prickly pear is called a tuna fruit? Now I suddenly want to try making a tuna fruit sandwich…
I mean, maybe we didn't before, but I am definitely referring to cattle exclusively as beef mammals now.
Let's get someone with a tuna allergy to eat their tuna sandwich. If they die it's not fake
That would be unethical.
Yet I liked your comment because it was funny.
@@custommediacreations Yeah
Their life would depend on how well matpat did his research
@@custommediacreations Yeah
well... common tuna fish is actually more like "chuna" fish because common tuna fish is cheaper than the real thing because of costs
The crossover we didn't know we wanted, but we desperately needed...
Bruh this a stolen comment its way to over used
@@domesticlight3400 well duh its a comment on a matpat channel
@Remington Chambers meeeee tooooo
The time has come.
My 2 favourite youtubers
I find the mislabeling of fish a true issue 😅
I'm allergic to specific types of fish and not allergic to others. Tuna is safe for me (all tuna it appears), salmon isn't. Those obviously look different but I react to most other fishes. I can't go to a store and buy "tuna" sushi without the threat of cross contamination or outright a different fish.
Also knowing so little people are allergic to fish makes me self conscious 💀
eat a tuna sandwich to rule out other kinds of fish, we're sure it's fish since another commenter got allergic reactions (allergic to seafood)
@@official-obama I've gotten allergy tests to confirm most of the fish allergies, some were from experience. I'm not sure what you meant about this comment though. If it's doubt about the fish allergy I assure you that I am. I wish I wasn't. My allergies are selective, as I'm allergic to crab, but not shrimp.
@@DpDepresso we'll narrow it down to not salmon or whatever else you're allergic to. i wasn't doubting your allergies in the slightest
Get better genes
*In an alternate reality...*
MatPat: "Just give me a cookie."
James: *Gives him actual tuna*
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@@rdclvids5946 hello
That's very funny! You made my day, RickBurMan :)
Yes
@@rdclvids5946 while unrelated to the topic, good video, nice job.
Plot twist: This is all a massive advertising scheme by Subway because their tuna sandwiches weren't selling well
Agreed. Subway probably paid the plaintiffs to make the "not tuna or fish" claim.
My thought too.
But, hey. That's just a theory. A conspiracy theory.
Well if it was it suceeced i am a Vegetarian but even for a slight i wanted to eat the sandwich.
That's what I thought the big reveal of the video was gonna be
I believe it....who goes to subway for tuna.😒
"Ft the Odd1sOut" *Sad odd1sout noises when he only gets like 5 lines*
_;-;_
Waaa
I once saw a video that featured James but his only line was him sneezing.
at least he got his channel mentioned...
..thats what a feature is?
Had a feeling there was something fishy about this case. They can try to fine tune a conspiracy but they can't tuna fish.
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The internet :
The internet: SOUBWAY, TOUWNA, FOUWSH, OWDERwD
this is a copy paste, stop advertising your channel
10k subs is to much for a video are you crazy that's crazy crazy 10k subs what are you thinking your overreacting
“We have lab results of the “Tuna”!
Ok show them to us
“Lol no”
Sounds familiar....
@Arnav Pandey how would it be "show then to us"?
@@justanothermoron Nah I think it's " We have lab results of then "Tuna"!
(I may or may not have to point out that I'm being sarcastic here)
@@justanothermoron I think what he meant was "show then, to us."
@Arnav Pandey wdym ??
I never thought id see the day odd 1s out would be in a food theory title and video
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This is a dream come true! You are the best, Diego Bravo :)
@@johnathonsmlime9339 nice animation
0:42 me when I try to talk to someone
Lol
Food: “exists”
MatPat: “Objection!”
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This comment is gonna blow up
@@shivannapv4262 thank you
@@Gavinyo16 prob yes
Thank you food theory!!
Matt: If their tuna isn't fish, then I'm going to find out what it's made of.
Also Matt: *talks for the entire video about how Subway's tuna is tuna*
*IF* the tuna isn't tuna
*IN THE POSSIBLE CASE OF* the tuna not being tuna
*IN THE NOT AS OF YET CONFIRMED POSSIBILITY THAT* the tuna is not tuna
Hmm, instructions not clear.
with 1 t
He alwas dose this
Remember the ‘if’, my dude. Unless you’re joking, if I missed it, I apologize.
Theory:
Subway made the campaign. It gives them free advertising, makes a mockery of real cases which could hurt them, and takes their PR scandals away from Jared and towards phony cases. It seems like a massive benefit to them and makes sense why they would rush it to the media, because free press is good, especially with their follow up advertising campaign . Just something to think about.
wouldn't paying for lawyers to do this cost a lot of money tho? you'd think there are cheaper ways to get to international headlines.
@@JustASunflowerSeeD they're a million dollar company, i think they can afford some lawyers. Im not a business major or anything, but mayhaps subway thought he payout would be greater than the cost
Or Subway took advantage of idiots tryna make some money off of Subway, not all press is bad press.
This is the only way this makes sense to me.
I litetally came to the comments to see if anyone else thought this! Its a clever marketing strategy tbf, lawyers wouldnt be that expensive considering subway probs have a few in hand. Clever clever
As a person who’s worked at a few subways I can voucher for other sandwich artists when I say it’s not our faults! The boss will watch you or have one of the veteran employees watch you and pull you aside if you don’t do 6 of each veggie aside from spinach and lettuce. However night shift is a little more generous with no eyes watching your every move 😄
The way this theory was going, I thought you were about to accuse Subway of paying these women to "sue" them in order to get free press.
With that christian "holiday" coming up it wouldnt suprise me. You know when you cant eat meat for fridays so come eat out fish!
honestly thought that too
@@Magicarpmaster it's called lent we eat fish on good Friday
My own theory:
The ladies suing were hired by Subway for advertisement.
Based on what? Your attraction for conspiracy?
@@KenLinx what is your reply based off of, conspiracy?
No there's just fucking Karens
@@KenLinx The suits are filed with no evidence, and the end up getting dropped. The company gets to play the victim and comes out on top.
@@drewmur I love you
Next he’s gonna tell us Diet Coke is unhealthier than normal Coke
*Wait...*
mat pat will be like: *Mr.Stark i dont feel so good*
It actually is less healthy then regular coke
Yeah I’ve heard dieticians say that if you don’t have diabetes then diet or sugar free sodas aren’t good for you.
@@Indra2007 so it’s okay for me to drink it
Hahahahhaah....HAHAHAHAHHAA
Exactly, the "tastes exactly like tuna but isn't tuna" thing is worth WAY more than the sandwich itself.
I wonder if matpat could get a subway sponsorship at this point.
E
@@johnathonsmlime9339 Unrelated. Cool animation, but it’s just a random video.
@@johnathonsmlime9339 cease
lol
THIS VIDEO IS SPONSORED BY SUBWAY :)
What I would've done: "Produce the lab results...or we charge you with fraud."
Even if they drop the lawsuit, they still get in trouble for causing a stir and it may result in a full stop on suits like this.
Not fraud, defamation of character.
@@FtanmoOfEtheirys No...definitely fraud as there is an attempt to get money from their actions.
@@gamemasteranthony2756 More like extortion.
@@Tim.Stotelmeyer Hmmm...yeah, you may be right. Still...either way, they be in trouble if they don’t give up the lab results.
Unless of course subway hired people to sue them knowing that the sensational nature of the accusation would garner them free publicity plus allow them to kick off a loss leader marketing campaign of discount tuna sammich sales to boost purchases of cookies. Also gave them an opportunity to humble brag about their product and get that pedophile spokesthing out of people’s minds.
Plottwist: The two were actually hired by Subway to make the lawsuit, so that Subway can get the attention and basically free ads in the newspaper xD
its all coming together now
I mean, there is no such thing as "bad" publicity.
thats what i was thinking!
m.ruclips.net/video/nrSXw-VMMUI/видео.html
I saw it as basically the other way round. Presumably the newspapers are charging Subway the going rate to take out full page ads, so couldn't the case have been devised by one or more newspapers (or newspaper groups)? I mean if advertising revenue for the paper is a bit lean then fabricate and publish an unfavourable story about a big bucks company, thus forcing them to pay for advertising in the paper to put the record straight. The filing of the court case (more or less knowing it will be thrown out anyway) would in this theory only be necessary to legitimise the original article and prevent the paper itself from being sued for publishing false information, since the first article is then only publishing the detail of the claimaint's allegations rather than publishing allegations of its own.
Plot twist: every video matpat makes about a lawsuit will be used by who he said was right
But I want my sooubway D:
Me who doesn’t eat tuna sandwiches at Subway: Hmmm... interesting...
I dont have subway like i never saw subway
:(
*laughs in meatball*
Maybe you just dont live in a place that has subway? יניב וקנין
Me who doesn't even eat subway:
"*I don't have such weaknesses!*"
Me who never had subway
Nobody:
MattPatt: *"KAREN ALEEERRRT"*
Hahahaha
My name is karen O.o
@@multicoloredrainbow AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Matpat*
Next weeks episode: “Subway’s Cookies AREN’T EDIBLE?”
Thing is, even if they are, I'm still eatin them, they taste great.
Well they are and they finally added Reese’s pieces
@@redstonerblast8621 too true
Noooo please
I want some edibles😔
“The company jiu jitsu’d the bad PR into good PR”
*shows a striking martial art*
I’m just playing, I love this channel ❤
Better theory: Subway lawsuited itself because of marketing reasons. And now everyone wants to eat that Tuna sandwich
that’s a good theory
Maybe this is why I like their tuna because it's the only fish I eat and it might not even be real mmm
But I don't like tuna :(
I don't like fish nor Subway. That's just a preference though.
@@JustAnthon it’s not tuna though 🤨
New theory: Subway paid actors to sue them so they can promote their Tuna Fish Sandwich and get MatPat to say that the previous lawsuits were nonsensical.
Pretty risky marketing strategy. Everyone involved could face charges. Frivolous Litigation for wasting the court's time would be just a slap on the wrist. Perjury and Fraud would be if they want to really punish them for it.
@@kevinj8700
It's basically like saying you call the cops to report a crime, even though everyone involved was in on it.
Seems more likely than the fish being fake. And people doubt how much companies get away with things. Remember how long the McDonald's Monopoly scam went without being caught? Seems possible to me.
I would be interested. To know if they actually made a profit off the advertisement campagn about this lawsuit. The idea that Subway (or other big brands) paying people to sue them and go to the press as another advertisement campagn came to my mind halfway though the video.
@@kevinj8700 _If_ that can be proven
MatPat and the Animation Community in one video!?
This is my childhood, y’all.
@Frikiko Frikiko hello
@@Mysterio140 no
@Frikiko Frikiko yes, nice animation, mate
@@talkabouteyec4ndy its not his
@@Mysterio140 why are you telling him to stop, whats he showing I didn't click the link
About that intro, James actually made a point in one of his Sooubway videos (I think it was the second one) about how they're only supposed to put 6 olives but he put more anyway
Nobody:
Karen's: "There is no fish is this tuna"
To them there isnt anything anywhere
😂😂😂
þere*
Are there even managers in subways? Seems like only 2 teenagers work there at a time
Vegetarians: exactly.
The amount of references in that skit is unimaginable and pretty funny.
"Almost like history is repeating itself"
Cue background chihuahua
I had a fuckin heart attack thinking that some fast food joint was feeding us chihuahuas. I would've had to K.O myself if that was true.
@@miamicra1836 OH GOD, that certainly makes it worse ;-;
@@northynorth Yeah, and I have a chihuahua, 10× worse.
@@miamicra1836 uh oh
@@miamicra1836 so i wasnt the only one
for a video featuring the odd 1s out i swear it had about 40 seconds of collaboration
"The Subway lawsuit to end all law suits"
Are you sure you want to say that
Last time someone said something like that WWII happened
@@t3al432 and WWIII as well
@@karatewithelian9014 hol' up
Am I the only one who found Mat saying “what is this” and James saying “tuuuuuna” the best part of the episode
I do
tuwuna
@@TheTrueXaver towona
"also why is there so few olives"
-MatPat
Because there’s only supposed to be 8 how does nobody know this
Ask for extra olives
@@NoahTrackandfield Wasn't it only 6? I don't know. Unless I travel somewhere with long olive traditions, I ain't eating those.
@@NoahTrackandfield talk about watching james videos
What I'm wondering is why there were olives to begin with
I feel like if the media really wanted to slander Subway, they'd bring up Jared every chance they got. Like, "how can you trust a company that hired a pdf file as their spokesman?" Or bring up the exploitation of their franchise owners.
matpat: asks for tuna fish
james: here is your tuwuna fwoosh
Screw the UWU language
*uwu*
Dang thanks for repeating the exact same thing that they said and getting 250 likes
@@Oreca2005 UwU
You mean TUWUNA FOWOSH
“Subway: Eat Fish!”
Legit used to think that’s what they said
Pogchamp
Same!
TUwUna Fwish
isn’t that anti-attraction? to eat fish instead of sooubway?
Sooubway and Tuna Foosh
Im getting throwbacks to James's Subway Stories
@@johnathonsmlime9339 Stop spamming, you're not funny or loveable.
@@narwhal4304 i wasnt aiming to be
@@johnathonsmlime9339 hello
@@rdclvids5946 HAHA I JUST REALIZED HE FORGOT TO SWITCH HIS 30 ACCOUNTS
@@billy6678 Yep! He just wants views by self promo :/
the closest thing we can get to a Soobway 4.
We have a sooubway 4.
2022: subway sued for not being an actual subway train
What is subway lost that lawsuit
Taco *bell* is in big trouble
And Burger *king*
brazil!!1/!?/11?1/111 :flushed:
oh look, basil is here
"Why is there so little olives" I feel your pain... I put like, half of their bin on my sandwich😹
I always say "Extra olives, like you're trying to pull a prank on someone"
I work there and we are supposed to go light on them because we usually run out the day we prep them
It’s a reference to James subway videos
this channel holds nothing sacred
Died Coke
Except James specifically said he used to give customers extra olives xD
I saw a licensed Pokémon tuna in the store a while back and I thought: ,,Oh, a pokémon tuna.... *wait, IS THAT TUNA MADE FROM POKÉMON-* "
15% off Tuna is still nowhere near as good as "Thank you for suing us"
May I forever bask in the glory of Matpat and James interacting.
You know there are several 10-20 minute videos of them interacting more.
@@pogfection787 WHERE
“We also have mooooooooootball sandwiches with real moooooooooootballs!”
Hey Mat, this isn't a subway theory, this is a sooubway theory!
@@johnathonsmlime9339 dude the animation is really cool but don’t self promote, its not cool
@@johnathonsmlime9339 hello
HAhahahahah Nice one, RavequeYT! You are brilliant!
@@chosenrandomly1483 You actually watched it? I usually report for spam straightaway w/o bothering when I see a reply consisting of only a link (unless I only see one reply on the entire vid like that by the same acc)
@@raerohan4241 yeah makes sense wouldn’t want to let any leeches earn views
Nothing beats eating an Italian spicy sandwich from soobway while watching a food theory about it
He should be saying “think fresh” not “eat fresh”!! That’s a great slogan for subway theory
These fish puns are “gilling” me
What food are you
Ohh, you
@@58diegoh That pun “ caught “ me off guard.
@@LuigisFridge4797 stop it get some help
Gotta admit, you guys have got me “hooked” on these fish puns.
Odd1'sOut title:
Sooubway 5: It's Theroy Time
James plz see this
too bad it wont come out
The Subway Iceberg explained.
Patty=
seaweed sauce
Turmeric
Barnacle shavings
Sea salt
Breadcrumbs
Red algae
Chili peppers
Love
this is the leaked information from all SpongeBob episodes. Here you go, your welcome :)
I love how MatPat immediately goes to “is this some kind of RUclips prank?!”
m.ruclips.net/video/nrSXw-VMMUI/видео.html
dont press tat link. issa virus
@@m1a1abrams3 bru no iz not
@coconut cream gacha! its not a rickroll
Big company: *Pays someone to sue them for massive amounts of advertising*
"wait, so negative media is actually GOOD for companies?"
"Always has been."
All PR is good PR.
When they say they are a monster,
When they set fire to their name,
It does not matter where you hear it from,
Whether truth or lies,
It gets said all the same!
(doubt anyone would get the refrence, but yea. as long as they get talked about, no matter if good or bad, they are staying relevant. How do you thing the Pauls got so much clout?)
That’s how ps5 got so hyped up. Fridge vs router
The fact that you are able to get James in this video is awesome
"Either i't's tuna or it's not!"
Erwin Shrödinger and the laws of superpositions: Allow us to introduce ourselves
LOL
Well if you look at the sandwich it collapses making it only one
@Alexander Steel lmao made me laugh more than it should’ve
Lmao
Meow
It’s adorable that MatPat doesn’t realize the restaurants are suing themselves.
Correction: It's brilliant how he *pretends* not to know, so that he can spread the facts without getting sued for defamation of character.
Wait what? You have to give me the details! What is going on?
wait is that true
I had a similar thought... A possibility here is that Taco Bell, and now Subway, only sued themselves to get the opportunity to give themselves more PR. I mean, after this video, I know I wanted to order a tuna subway sandwich just to see how it tastes... and I'm sure (if it actually is just a ploy for marketing) that's exactly what they want you to do.
Now, it is possible that it really is just a random case from a couple of morons trying to make Subway lose money, but you can't rule out the possibility that they're just doing it to themselves for PR lol
It’s adorable how you claim these restaurants are suing themselves and yet provide no evidence. If they just wanted publicity, you know there’s far better ways to go about it than potentially damaging their image forever right? Most people who see headlines such as “Subway Tuna is not real fish?” don’t care enough to actually look into it and they might be lead into believing the lie. Why in God’s name would Subway want that? Just so they can put their tuna at 15% off-marketing that most people who see the headlines aren’t actually aware of in the first place?
Food theory is the only channel I would watch every episode of. "My favourite cereal mascot is actually a murderer? Go on then!"
Employee:(*miss spell*)
Mat:I hear a theory coming
I wasn't sure if I was gonna watch this rn but you had me at "ft. TheOdd1sOut"
Wait, so you're telling me 1/5 of Americans are getting....
Catfished?
Congratulations, have my like
Bada ba!
@Jacques - KFP Frog Whisperer ...
😂😂😂😂😂
Why!? Why was that so good????
You have my like.
At this rate, I’m scared that subways cookies aren’t even cookies-
*softly* don't
Its your meat
@Kai Mercero Student ohh man 😟😆
No, they aren't sugary enough to be cookies. They are bread.
at this point in not even sure milk is real
My cousin is a chemist and she was asked to get “the Subway smell” out of Subway bread. It didn’t work but my grandma had a huge bag of Subway dough. lol
One year later: hey guys welcome to SUBWAY THEORY ruining your subway sandwiches since 2021
Who would not like to see it
2020 actually. His first food theory on subway was toward the end of last year.
Lol I bet this isn't the last subway theory !!! 😂
**2020 and his cake bread noises**
"The tuna is people, were eating people." Just kidding this just kinda reminded me of the Soilent Green movie.
m.ruclips.net/video/nrSXw-VMMUI/видео.html
Yeah... that's what a reference is.
I was thinking the same thing
My dad told me about that mony
That reminds me of Wall-E
I just watched a 13-minute breakdown about a food I've never ordered and learned that there's nothing abnormal about it. thanks youtube
I know, I feel conned…
Makes sense
Yootoob
I've also never ordered their tuna, at least not for myself. My grandma used to eat their tuna sandwiches and seemed to really like them. The few times I have tried tuna out I've generally not been too big a fan as it's usually a lot of mayo. The way I make it at home is to use tarter sauce (which I think has mayo in it but you'd never know), Dijon mustard, minced garlic, dill pickle relish, some seasoning (I change it up), and some shredded cheese, sometimes I'll add hot sauce. I've cut out most bread (dieting) so I just eat it straight outta the bowl.
@@grn1 used too?
This came out 4 MONTHS AGO? I literally just heard about their tuna salad not having tuna three weeks ago
It became main stream twice for some reason
Finally, I found a comment that was shown in the new video.
Pretty sure you were shown in the new video
Dude, all these lawsuits just sound like an advertising method
So why are subway branches disappearing in America
@@jayvhoncalma3458 if they are or not using these lawsuits to advertise is not really affecting to their growth because subway is is going out of fashion anyways.
@zun xsh that doesn’t matter because like i said their advertising isn’t going to matter since they’re dying already.
If it's not, it should be, but that could be an abuse of the legal system.
Oh god, the “KAREN ALERT” joke really reveals the true Mat-Dad/Dad-Pat hidden inside. I love that the longer he has a kid, he becomes more like a true dad.
I am really failing to understand how calling someone a "Karen" brings out the dad side of him.
Does saying "OK Boomer" bring out the dad side, or are you just trying to make a joke and failing HARD?
@@JameyMcQueen I had a little comedic issue with the delivery, and him trying blatantly to “relate to the kids”. Not the phrase itself.
This might sound weird, but MatPat is every Theorist's dad.
No, not Mat-Dad. Its Dad-Pat
@@valentinusaurelius2259 oh god yeah, I’ll change it.
''It seems to me that the whole subway situation is just the whole taco bell situation all over again''
Sooo... Does that make a burrito a sandwich?
Go watch the Food Theory on what makes a sandwich a sandwich to find out XD
“Thank you for suing us” I’ve never eaten Taco Bell but that alone puts in the top 5