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Subway's Incorrect Use Of Isosceles Cheese Actually A Vast Conspiracy

Subway's Incorrect Use Of Isosceles Cheese Actually A Vast Conspiracy

By Ben Popken September 11, 2007

Subway’s penchant for not using their triangle cheese correctly is actually part of a diabolical mind-control plan to get you to pay more. [More]

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