>Subway has become the supplier of subs at the lowest cost. What this means is that bean counters dictate what the subs contain.
Well, corporate bean counters would have sold heroin to children if it was profitable and they could get away with it.
That's the thing, though: Subway should not be able to get away with it. As long as it calls the product it sells "chicken", it should be chicken, and anything else should end with huge fines and/or closing down of the chain (e.g. with a "three strikes" type of thing).
(Edit: this is in reference to the grandparent post which mentions selling heroin to infants )
Nestle still does the milk formula trick at hospitals and maternity courses, where try to get babies addicted to milk formula. They even have "pre-conception courses".
Well, corporate bean counters would have sold heroin to children if it was profitable and they could get away with it.
That's the thing, though: Subway should not be able to get away with it. As long as it calls the product it sells "chicken", it should be chicken, and anything else should end with huge fines and/or closing down of the chain (e.g. with a "three strikes" type of thing).