Is Subway Gaslighting Us?

Hey Jared! Are You Sure The Tuna Is Healthy?

The lawsuit claims that consumers are “misled into purchasing the products.” But it goes beyond that, doesn’t it?

Is it possible Subway is gaslighting its customer base?

Now I’m hearing my perception of reality may not have happened. Hmm. No wonder I’m still hungry.

What does Subway say about all this?

That’s odd. NBC News reports that Subway “denied the allegations, telling NBC News in a statement it — ”

Now I’ve got another concern. Subway claims their tuna sandwiches and wraps contain real tuna. Good. That’s very comforting. Thank you for that, Subway. One question, though.

WHAT ABOUT THE SALADS? I’ve eaten plenty of those, too. Okay. You’ve got me. I’ve eaten three.

Subway goes on to call the accusations baseless. Sounds like a classic gaslighting technique to me. In the same NBC article, Subway said its small business owners “work tirelessly to uphold the high standards that Subway sets for all of its products, including its tuna.”

Now we’re not just talking about the tuna, but all of their products? Classic diversion, which is another gaslighting tactic. Besides, changing the subject only produces more questions.

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