Subway Tuna Lawsuit Has Taken a New Turn

[Robert59]

Never did like any tuna sandwich because it has a oily taste.

3rd version of complaint claims sandwich chain's tuna contains cattle, pork, chicken DNA

https://www.newser.com/story/309022/subway-stick-a-fork-in-this-lawsuit-its-done.html

 

[Patch]

Sounds fishy to me! Probably just using "Chicken of the Sea" tuna.

 

[Capt Lightning]

Many years ago, a Chinese restaurant opened in town. It was popular, and even if it was not exactly authentic, it was something different.
The story goes that one night, the police stopped a car driven by the Chinese owner of the restaurant, and in the boot (trunk), they found a number of seagulls. This started the rumour that they had been serving seagull instead of chicken. This sounds unlikely, but it damaged the reputation of the restaurant. The owner posted a large notice in the window denying any wrong doing, but this didn't help.

The restaurant closed for a while and after a complete refurbishment reopened with considerable ceremony and trade gradually returned.