Firehouse Subs "save lives"?

[whitehall]

I watched a commercial today depicting (an actor?) fireman who actually claimed that when you buy a Firehouse Sub you "save lives". I looked it up and they get to make the claim because allegedly .1 % of receipts is donated to some fire equipment foundation. It is it fair to advertise that sandwiches save lives?

 

[Ringel05]

I watched a commercial today depicting (an actor?) fireman who actually claimed that when you buy a Firehouse Sub you "save lives". I looked it up and they get to make the claim because allegedly .1 % of receipts is donated to some fire equipment foundation. It is it fair to advertise that sandwiches save lives?

I never drive drunk.......... I save lives........

 

[OnePercenter]

I watched a commercial today depicting (an actor?) fireman who actually claimed that when you buy a Firehouse Sub you "save lives". I looked it up and they get to make the claim because allegedly .1 % of receipts is donated to some fire equipment foundation. It is it fair to advertise that sandwiches save lives?

How much money does that ".1%" you have stated equate too?

 

[Wyatt earp]

What's the big deal the chain was started by firemen after all, or that's what they claim.

 

[JOSweetHeart]

We have one of them places in my area. I've only been to it one time. To me, they are way over priced.

God bless you always!!!

Holly

 

[Wyatt earp]

This is kind of cool



Firehouse Subs - Wikipedia


Chris and Robin Sorensen turned to the firehouse for inspiration when it came time to design their first restaurant. It featured donated firefighter gear and memorabilia, and other elements reminiscent of a fire department.[4] Each restaurant features a custom mural, hand-drawn and painted at the company's headquarters in Jacksonville, Florida. The murals reflect fire and police service unique to each restaurant's community or town. None of the more than 1,135 murals painted are the same.[13]

 

[Wyatt earp]

We have one of them places in my area. I've only been to it one time. To me, they are way over priced.

God bless you always!!!

Holly

They taste like crap to me, but I don't like sub fastfood anyways, why should I pay $10 bucks when I can make a cold sandwich myself?

 

[ABikerSailor]

We have one of them places in my area. I've only been to it one time. To me, they are way over priced.

God bless you always!!!

Holly

They taste like crap to me, but I don't like sub fastfood anyways, why should I pay $10 bucks when I can make a cold sandwich myself?

Jersey Mike's has them beat for taste and amount.

 

[whitehall]

I watched a commercial today depicting (an actor?) fireman who actually claimed that when you buy a Firehouse Sub you "save lives". I looked it up and they get to make the claim because allegedly .1 % of receipts is donated to some fire equipment foundation. It is it fair to advertise that sandwiches save lives?

How much money does that ".1%" you have stated equate too?

I ain't got a clue but after you take out administrative costs I doubt if sandwiches really save lives.

 

[JOSweetHeart]

We have one of them places in my area. I've only been to it one time. To me, they are way over priced.

God bless you always!!!

Holly

They taste like crap to me, but I don't like sub fastfood anyways, why should I pay $10 bucks when I can make a cold sandwich myself?

Another thing that turns me off was them heating my sandwich when I never asked them to. If I had known earlier they automatically do that, I would have told them not to because I like mine cold.

God bless you always!!!

Holly

 

[OnePercenter]

I watched a commercial today depicting (an actor?) fireman who actually claimed that when you buy a Firehouse Sub you "save lives". I looked it up and they get to make the claim because allegedly .1 % of receipts is donated to some fire equipment foundation. It is it fair to advertise that sandwiches save lives?

How much money does that ".1%" you have stated equate too?

I ain't got a clue but after you take out administrative costs I doubt if sandwiches really save lives.

I would think that you would have done due diligence BEFORE you used your opinion as fact.

 

[OnePercenter]

I watched a commercial today depicting (an actor?) fireman who actually claimed that when you buy a Firehouse Sub you "save lives". I looked it up and they get to make the claim because allegedly .1 % of receipts is donated to some fire equipment foundation. It is it fair to advertise that sandwiches save lives?

How much money does that ".1%" you have stated equate too?

I ain't got a clue but after you take out administrative costs I doubt if sandwiches really save lives.

The answer is $7.15M.

 

[OnePercenter]

WOW Whitefail, Kinda changes things when you put a money sign in front.

$7.15M is ALOTA BLING!!!!