Subway Can Be Sued Over ‘100% Tuna’ Claims
BRITISH OLYMPIC RUNNING GOLD MEDALIST MO FARAH: I’M NOT MO FARAH He collected a slew of gold medals running for Great Britain in the Olympics, but he shocked people yesterday…
BRITISH OLYMPIC RUNNING GOLD MEDALIST MO FARAH: I’M NOT MO FARAH
He collected a slew of gold medals running for Great Britain in the Olympics, but he shocked people yesterday telling his backstory. Turns out, Mo Farah was illegally trafficked from Somalia to the United Kingdom as a kid under the fake name of a real kid - Mohammed Farah. His real name? Hussein Abdi Kahin. The documentary is really jaw dropping and is an incredible story considering the great heights he has risen to.
JUDGE TO SUBWAY: LAWYER UP OVER TUNA CLAIMS
There have been pending lawsuits against Subway restaurants over their claims that their tuna is not legit. Well, a federal judge has given the green light to lawsuits about just that. Subway swears up and down that their tuna is too legit to quit, and any non-tuna DNA found in their product comes from the eggs used in the creation of their mayo, or contact with other food products behind the bar at the restaurant. Whatever the case, the restaurant is super disappointed with the verdict and plan to fight the suit(s) in court. You may remember a while back, Subway was popped for using the same material used in yoga mats in their bread - something several other companies were using as well.
TWITTER NOW LETS YOU "UNMENTION" YOURSELF
Twitter is both an amazing communications platform and a cesspool, all at once. Well, a new feature from the social media site is hoping to let you dip out from the latter. It's called "unmentioning". If your username gets tagged in a gross post, you can take the mention of you out of someone else's tweet. Simple as that. Now if they can just give us a damn edit button!
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