This guy is beyond rep-roach about a bug he said he found in his sandwich almost a year ago.
The Daily Dot brings us this story of Patrick Balfour's months-long woe.
It was 11 months ago that Balfour said he found a roach in his turkey footlong on Italian herb and cheese bread at a Subway in Ontario, Canada.
He said he contacted @SubwayCanada about the situation, but because he didn't have a photo of the sandwich in question, Balfour said he's been ignored.
So he's started to send angry tweets to @SubwayCanada, even paying $90 for "promoted" tweets.
But so far, @SubwayCanada has not publicly addressed the controversy, opting instead to keep things positive and #fresh
Even though tweets like that tend to get mocked by explicit replies like this one:
The company did not immediately return a request for comment.
Time will tell how long Subway is able to stay above the fray.
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The Daily Dot brings us this story of Patrick Balfour's months-long woe.
It was 11 months ago that Balfour said he found a roach in his turkey footlong on Italian herb and cheese bread at a Subway in Ontario, Canada.
He said he contacted @SubwayCanada about the situation, but because he didn't have a photo of the sandwich in question, Balfour said he's been ignored.
So he's started to send angry tweets to @SubwayCanada, even paying $90 for "promoted" tweets.
@mike_check_2012 @SUBWAYCanada I wasn't paying attention and it was dead. I thought it was a black olive at first until I saw the legs
— Patrick Balfour (@patrickbalfour) February 28, 2014
I found a dead cockroach in my sub which I bought in Ontario. This tweet is being promoted! Do you care now @SubwayCanada? #Subway
— Patrick Balfour (@patrickbalfour) February 28, 2014 But so far, @SubwayCanada has not publicly addressed the controversy, opting instead to keep things positive and #fresh
Did you start the week on a #fresh note? #eatfresh
— SUBWAY® Canada (@SUBWAYCanada) March 4, 2014 Even though tweets like that tend to get mocked by explicit replies like this one:
@SUBWAYCanada no you can smell my ball sack for miles
— Dennis Spencer (@dennisspencer09) March 4, 2014 The company did not immediately return a request for comment.
Time will tell how long Subway is able to stay above the fray.
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