He’s a jobs creator!

I'd love to see Jared's Diet Plan to try...

No jury would ever convict him.

I doubt Subway will sue HBO. They will lose and give Oliver more fodder for his show. Just like what happened with the coal guy.

@@whazzat8015 Because his defense is no one would take anything he says seriously. He's a comedian after all and this is a comedy show. Parody, satire, sarcasm puns are all protected speech. Uh Huh.

"...and this family gets abusive >:)"

What about Tomasino's? They're mafia themed. They probably get away with using the term, family.

I'm pretty sure you just described Russian Foreign Policy there.

@@Primalxbeast I think dedication to the bit would be excluded, personally.

@@Tsukiru I don't know, even the statue of a chef outside is missing a hand. I wonder what he did, they usually just cut off fingers.

Honestly I would watch this for shits and giggles

@@sinbad6319 bullshit. You would watch it because you love it and you would be all over social media about it and wear shirts and hoodies with the show logo and when it got cancelled, you would cry. Don't lie to us.

Indeed. A little humor is exactly what most K-drama needs, and I would watch years of something that can laugh at itself but also make you feel something.

@@juliebraden6911 Well that's a bit rude innit

They especially nailed the tendency to in all Korean media have the female lead cuck the male lead for at least part of the story.

That's a great idea

spite subway? like Larry David?

That would have been too perfect 😂

@@EuroGuy85 lol Mocha Joe

@mhkpt - That would have been way better. I thought she was going to be the development agent in disguise.

Their insurance provider too.

If the SLAAP episode is any indication I would say yes

One lawyer that I follow on here, who is not affiliated with HBO loved the SLAAP episode.

I wonder if they learned not to tell him what he can't say without him asking first. They are obviously giving him ideas 😁

@@tangentreverent4821 You can just say Legal Eagle. It's obvious you're talking about Legal Eagle but you're trying to dodge around saying it.

@@allnn2552 The acting might seem over the top but is never boring. There are so many Korean dramas that are just so much fun to (re)watch!

Western series does that too. Ugly Betty and Desperate Housewifes come to mind.

@@allnn2552 I find all this rather fascinating.

@@Manganization I wouldn't put Ugly Betty aside Desperate housewives :D

@@allnn2552 Maybe a lot of them is. My beloved are Bridal mask, IRIS, My girlfriend is a Gumiho, Secret garden, Rooftop prince and also 3rd hospital and Equator man :) The "misogynistic" tone of Korean dramas is (for now) just cultural and regional trait. The ongoing theme is the rivalry between two brothers, who would guess what that allegory might be. I used to watch European dramas in the 90s on TV, but they were not in original language, so I didn't enjoy them quite enough. Are there some you would recommend from the recent time. Thank you :)

When he said that I was like,”That’s an add!?!”

@@placeholderdoe I always thought of that episode as more of a satire than product placement.

They were also parodying mac and me with everyone dancing

@@placeholderdoe genius right, still getting paid and critisizing the company at the same time

classic dan harmon! pretend to make fun of something toxic while signal boosting and benefiting from it

Summed up by the part 'if its not written in black and white, dont trust it'

Have I got a business opportunity for you!

The "catch" is precisely that you're not technically part of the company, they just lease some rights and equipment for you. However, you're subject to so many rules and regulations, that they may change at any time, that the "be your own boss" thing is indeed totally bullshit. The company decides everything and you just do very basic management at the location, like keeping it staffed and supplied, etc.

@@bon12121 NOOO

@@bon12121ooooo tell me more!!!

Yeah you think when comes to company that make shitty food and terrible policies, nestle would be talk about on show first

And their water leases they need to have revoked....

" Where did you say you got the recipe from?" " My grandmother got it from her grandmother Nestlé Toulouse" "...... What was her name again?" " Nestlé Toulouse * "....... Do you mean Nestlé TOLL HOUSE " "........ Urg. You Americans always butcher the French language " If you know you know

@@brandonayong5823 🤣🤣🤣

Well other people have made videos detailing the evil that Nestlé has done if you want something to show people who don't know how evil they are (or just watch yourself). Ordinary Things has a good one.

That was one of the longer segments for the show, I think. Worth it lmao

A+ production value, too! When she pulled the meatball out of her pocket they had to cut because she broke! Too funny!

Personally, I totally thought the ending would involve the girl also buying a subway within the subway, then serve everyone meatballs.

I want a whole show written and produced 🤣

It could be It's own show! Amazing :D

So sad

You got a "deal" on a fuckn sandwich here and there and you call that manager amazing? 😂😂😂

See, and that‘s why I don‘t have any sympathy for these people. Why did he not read the contract he signed? Why did he not use his brain? 90% of people who get fucked in this show‘s topics are dumb people, usually minorities. Sure, Subway & Co. are evil (it‘s the USA, after all), but if you have a functioning brain you can avoid most capitalistic traps. I just remembered the episode about Trump university and how people got scammed. Like…yeah??! It‘s fucking Trump, his whole stick is scamming people. Why should I feel bad for those single digit IQ retards?

@@4partmediamaybe the full details were not expressed. The manager is likely a franchisee and promotional sales/giveaways are pennies out of their pocket, less for their families. They don't have to do promotions unless instructed, and they are under no obligation to put more stuff on the sandwiches, once again the franchisee earns less

@@4partmediaHaving an owner who warns you the ship is going down and tries to make sure everyone gets a new job before the shop has to close IS a great manager. Most people would rather work you for the last penny.

Correction: It wasn’t the captain who was in a coma. It’s the captain’s love interest

@@ezelfrancisco1349 sorry yeah it was the main girl my bad, thanks, it's been a hot minute since I watched the show

When you describe it like that, it sounds completely bonkers - and admittedly it is - but the whole time I was watching it I was so invested. I watched the whole show in a weekend and while I’m not gonna pull out some kind of cinematic analysis about the whole thing, I had fun 😂 totally forgot the subway product placement though

That sounds frickin awesome.

Oh that was from "Crash landing on you"!!! One of the best.

Someone calls you and you answer quite slowly,, Bacon mustachioed and cucumber eyes, Quan Nygat Pham and the sky of diaaamonds.

More emotion than any SNL Skit

The little trail of food crumbs across her face when he touched her with the gloves on absolutely killed me!

The villain was perfect!

Some real sandwich artistry.

Yep - saving Chuck and Community earned Subway a permanent place in my heart, along with their going along with that superficially anti-corporate plot on Community. Also the fact that, for many years in many places around the world, they were the only restaurant with a vegetarian option that was more than just fries (which themselves weren't even vegetarian at some chains). A loved one even talked about opening a franchise someday. Fortunately, she chose a safer life option - moving to Ukraine.

Also a huge fan of Chuck and Community!!

Kind of insane that Subway's paid sponsorship resulted in several episodes where they were explicitly hyper-corporate villains. Like, did they make money off that exposure?

Seriously, John did them dirty by saying he forgot that arc, it was incredible.

@@calmbbaer this comment is insane and I love it so much I wish I could “like” it twice

not a commercial, it was a Tv show.

The fact that the Subway plotline itself is about the franchise forcing out small businesses and having extremely shady marketing tactics is... well, I'm not quite sure why Subway signed on to it. It doesn't exactly paint them in a good light and says absolutely nothing about their products from what I can remember. It's like if Nestle paid to be featured in a storyline where their company steals all the local water and sells it back to everyone while the characters working for them cackle maniacally over dangerously dehydrated children

@@bcatarino83 trust Community to take a Subway integration and portray Subway as the corporate baddies harming a small businesswoman.

@@katharineeavan9705 same with the second subway episode where subway is buying the school. My favourite moment is the Dean in his office screaming “Why!”

@@TheNinthGenerarion It's not the Dean's fault. He's a Level Seven Susceptible.

Had to include the vomit scene though 🙄 it's like every writer needs to find a reason to have some character violently throw up

over 25 years of experience in this field, has informed me that you are right. an abusive family it is. sexual harassment, cash, fraternasation, tribalism and so many other elements exist there. I used to be afraid to go in the fridge. it was an area without witnesses and one I couldn't avoid.

Major red flag when any business or employer says that

My first job was at a cooperate fast food chain. I got 100% on a training quiz and wasted a day at a cooperate brainwashing/ team building thing in an extremely hot building and then they fired me for "Not getting through training fast enough." Also there was nepotism and other shady stuff going on with management. Looking back they actually did me a favour.

It is an attempt to trick people into giving the company more without having to pay the employee more.

Loooooool

But he heavily implies otherwise 😆

I mean the most classic courtroom trick is to bring up something that the judge rules inadmissible but knowing damn well the jury heard it anyway, they know he gonna say it

Brilliant 😂

@@emberalexander7444 Yeah, news shows, talkback shows, opinion pieces, do it all the time.

@@johnnyjohnny2650 _Do scientists truly believe the moon isn't made out of cheese? Well, they say it isn't... at least according to so called "observations". For legal reasons, I won't insist on the moon being made out of cheese but you damn well know that we're all aware of the truth._

Which ironically can still result in people wanting it

Nah, the best parts come after the magic words "and the reason I know that is..."

Their lawyers apparently also suggested he completely snub the city of Buffalo NY

@@repentandbelieveinjesuschr5875 shut up

Goddamnit WHY are you EVERYWHERE

@@TylerShacklefordDurden how so?

What is cake but sugary bread? (this is meant to be facetious, please stop taking this seriously!)

@@Ashesisemocutcutcut *me, adding a shit ton of sugar to a baguette*: BEHOLD, A CAKE

There was also a long court case to figure out whether Jaffa cakes were cakes or biscuits because of this tax issue

@@alexkidd3d exactly. Very famous case!

Great, now go out and do your due diligence and see how good sugar is for your body. That’s why they add sugar and salt to food is to get your body addicted to both. Then look up the effects sugar and salt have on your body. Diabetes and high blood pressure are some of the effects.

The k drama actors are amazing!

I just read this comment a little further down. It had 1.4k likes. What is happening? It looks like a lot of comments have been repeated.

l hope you are being sarcastic...

@@omi_god The best and worst part of the internet *is* how easily one can copy/paste someone else's comment to draw likes, but I still act dum and just retype it.

K dramas are generally excellent. Love them.

If only Hollywood could hire the proper races of actors.

Koreatown is right next to Hollywood

I assumed maybe they outsourced the filming of this to a Korean film studio or something. Who knows.

@@kellyriddell5014 my thoughts exactly

@@dakrawnik4208 Meh, that's just silliness. Worrying about nonsense like that. That's kind of part of the problem. They overcompensated to appeal to the raging masses who are unreal and unreasonable. I mean, it's acting...... so you need to be a criminal to play a bad guy? Or a father to play a dad in a movie too?

Whichever writer pitched the idea and likely wrote the majority of it is likely a fan of K drama.

Accidentally? That was the entire point.

What did this cost? He had to build 2 subway sets, unless they already had them from some other project.

@@linwizz2126 +the extra meatballs those add up quick

Doubt it was an “accident”.

Yes, it was Korean

*Sandwich artist's kiss

Yes, Korean indeed.

As a Korean fan of John Oliver, it was so so so... I don't even have words. This may even be better than the Televangelist episode ending.

Well said! I am also here to learn how to invest after listening to a lady on tv talk about the importance of investing and how she made 7 figure in 3 month, somehow the video taught me nothing and left me even more confused, I'm a newbie and I'm open to ideas on how to invest for retirement

Damn that’s sad 😞

I'm that person except I have 6 years there

Eeyore jumps to mind...

@@favoritemustard3542 don't jump 🥲

@@Pikachu-qr4yb lolol why does he think that's a funny Jœk? Was it ever?

I almost clapped for the leads when they kissed! It's also the exact right length an episode should be; I never have the patience for full blown 60 minute long K-drama episodes lol

A true artist puts 100% even into a joke.

Well they got the guy from Billions (Daniel K. Isaac) to be in it.

The guy who plays the "new boyfriend/second subway owner" has real talent, he went all-out for such a small role in a silly skit.

I feel like I need to get into Korean soap operas

:) I screamed laughter. I brayed like a jackass. :) I died and then came back so I would watch the rest of John's video. :)

I tried that line today at a local Subway with this really hot chick that works there..... It didn't work very well. 😂😂😂😂

@@LuisLopez2 That's because she has no soul and no sense of humor

I think it was Jughead Jones

My stomach was empty, and so was my heart. But now my bowels are full; I think I'm going to shart!

I particularly loved our clear villian in the business analyst...

I was actually interested if the language and the actors were good. So thanks for your comment :D

adhusji

I was really hoping that was a real show 😂🤦🏻‍♀️🙈

Knowing John, this was probably made in Korea. He loves to go beyond your expectations (and HBO's budget) for a punchline.

I wonder if Herbalife will get in on the action (if they haven’t already).

Actual Korean actors was great, all of them actually sounded like they spoke Korean. Which is absurdly rare in cinema, much less tv.

ok

I feel ya bro, I had a transgender coworker we worked at a Tacobell and he/she would jizz in the sourcream called it "jizzzam" I suggested they call it "cumshot"

I would soooo watch a limited series of this. Maybe Subway: A “Love” Story

Yeah John Oliver is funny but it’s all fake. He lies about so much just to make a joke , if he didn’t push it as real it would be funny but he’s moron.

I am 100% on board with restaurants creating dramas inexplicably centered around their products. I desperately want to hear a hot Korean guy say “you’ve hamburgled my heart”

Likely it was created by the Korean film industry (maybe by the same people as the original), and HBO provided “only” the money and the script. So this is a Korean product for an US client.

Movie: Demolition Man

@@samreid6010 You've made me the happiest mcman in the world... will you mcmarry me?

The completely passionless kiss? What attention to detail!

crash-landing-on-you is very entertaining and funny - and I must confess, the only one from that list I had seen, but there are countless other series which contain subway sandwiches or some other product placement like Benz, Audi, some coffee brand

well you have to admit he hit a grand slam on this one.

As annignorant English only speaker, csre to elaborate?

Well at least they used actors that actually speak Korean. Must have been a bit awkward for them to do their lines cuz of the Korean script not sounding quite right

Localization staff are heroes.

The music and flow of the show seemed pretty flawless tho haha

That’s so good to know.

Omg so true… I was dying of laughing so hard 😂🤣🤣

The awkward kiss but it's the actors just touching lips...

I agree!

I mean, this is HBO budget we're talking about, they obviously have the coin to spare lol.

Cool, was looking for a response like this

I'm kinda feeling like going to buy a Subway to support the poor Lollipops. The franchisees didn't ask for this.

That sounds accurate to me. It takes teams of lawyers to deal with defamation and retaliation.

After doing a story on Taiwan that was honest about the situation the potential blowback of pretty much anything else is tiny in comparison, after all a single tweet made Jon Cena speak Mandarin

As long as it is satire, you can say pretty much anything about a company or public figure.

I was hoping John would buy out a franchisee so they could curse out Subway management to their heart's content.

Exactly what I thought would happen

That's what I was expecting!!🤣

But of course there’s a spam bot in our comment sections now. Why wouldn’t there be…Jesus Christ!

Me tooooooo😅

Report them, it helps.

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LOL!! You're not wrong! 😂👍

Well said! I am also here to learn how to invest after listening to a lady on tv talk about the importance of investing and how she made 7 figure in 3 month, somehow the video taught me nothing and left me even more confused, I'm a newbie and I'm open to ideas on how to invest for retirement

@@rajeshupadhyay5683 I'll suggest you lookup Priscilla Dearmin-Turner, she's our real investment prodigy since the crash and have help me recovered my loses

A news host spoke so highly of this💕 woman Priscilla Dearmin-Turner and her loss prevention strategies been trying to get to her ever since

I came to this video to find the Britta x Subway shippers, and I was not disappointed. 😂

It was a disservice to Community to mention it so briefly like it was product placement. They were not particularly kind to Subway. (the restaurant OR the man)

@@Drekromancer "The Bread is stale"

The episode of community where they introduce a corpo-humanoid that Britta falls in love w is my favorite episode. “You had sex with Subway, and I recorded it!”

@@ArthurDamato And Corporate was willing to let it slide until they got to the part in the tape with the butt stuff.

Saaame ‼️. They dominate K Dramas 🤣

SAME!!!

even the vomiting was. idk WHY but k-dramas often like to include vomiting.

Omg I thought the same

I was hoping for an instant intro to a pop ballad when they kissed with the camera angle switching to 3 different angles for no reason except to make the moment feel more important. Also give Crash Landing on You a chance if you like silly romcoms with heart even a little bit.

I think it’s important to note that I worked there right before it closed and someone carved “Jared’s subway” in the bathroom stall lol

@@Mikaylap713 It's always gonna be Jared's Subway, they'll never be free of him

Because the hard working people of that store were in on it ? Turq8 takes being an asshole to another level. He celebrates businesses failing and people losing jobs because of the actions of someone else.

Since you say this happened in Indiana, I'm a bit skeptical. Especially given that nearby Columbus was mentioned in the story.

does it close before or after jared got exposed?im curious

They dont say you "join the family" for no reason...

Disney is the same way except instead of franchise owners it's the "cast members"

You "love" that?! I'd hate to enter a business relationship with you.

@@benmeltzer Kink shaming is not the way. Be better.

ok

13:44 Im dying

i cant stand their drama plots but Korean acting is A+

so much ham I loved it

Yeah I was upset that his performance wasn't getting more laughs. He was fantastic.

You could practically *feel* the *_slime_* dripping off of him. It's probably because of the *_tuna._*

girl no meat No Meat !

Wait, it's fake? I want to see where the shitty sandwich K-drama goes!

Fake? Why is it fake? Those are real korean actors.

He means it's not a real series. Regretfully so.

If I recall that episode of Community - wasn't it ALSO about how Subway is aggressive and creepy with its franchise model?

I was hoping he'd mention the prevalence of Subway in Kdramas so when he did I cackled in glee. I'm pretty sure there was one drama in which a character died after eating a subway sandwich. A shoutout to that would have been icing on the cake. I definitely witch-cackled my way through that ending clip too.

I just watched Hotel Del Luna and I just barely realized that subway was in it too :’0

Reminds me of how ppl doing kdrama stereotypes videos tend to use their logo to parody how we tend to always see Subway as a kdrama sponsor.

@@t3sc0. RIGHT!! Crash Landing on you also have that annoying Subway placement I hated

The other major franchise is Baskin Robbins. Both subway and Baskin Robbins show up in Dokkaebi (Goblin).

This is only half the show. He still does those things on a weekly basis.

Living myth. Yes I thought so too at first but I think he picked the biggest and worst bc the others will follow in public perception as they are also egregious businesses. However, it's all intertwined. To many world wide this is a livelihood. To just say I'm not going to eat there anymore is not really the answer. there are people stuck in the middle who are hurting and I imagine it isn't limited to Subway. It's a big problem that DOES stem from the Capitalistic idea of owning your own business, being your own boss, and that kind of mythological independence we're taught is so easy to attain.

Lol

I like their egg and cheese flatbread sandwich...

lmao 😀 that would have been even more awesome

Watch this show and will never want a Subway franchise. Funny but very informative. Very much a scam for franchisee. The only one where I live, recently closed down. It was in the smaller part of a two part commercial property, in a great location, but I don't know why have not been able to rent it all now. The bigger one has been empty for over a decade ago. It used to be a drugstore. I don't remember which one. it's a mystery property right smack in the middle of the town, also on the main strip road and highway. Meanwhile just about everything else commercial property is gone, sold, rented, and being built on. I think that the problem must be the lack of parking space. They're going to have to tear it down, and build something else much smaller, that leaves more parking lot.

But they took the next cheapest trick and bought a sub from each Subway within a mile of the studio. - - On restaurant density: I live in a small town in NW Massachusetts. There is a Subway in my town, and there were two, now one, in the next town (one in the center of town, one that closed that was in the WalMart). This is on top of a McD's, a Wendy's a Taco Bell (no KFC menu there, dang it!), A Dominos, two Chinese restaurants, a Chinese/Japanese restaurant, an overpriced fine dining place, a seafood place, 3 single-owner pizza/sub shops, the deli counter at the Hannaford's grocery store, and around a half-dozen prepared food counters at the Market Basket mega-grocery store. There may be a couple I missed.

fr that guy was great! i noticed the way he played the character the moment he got on screen, it was great

bad guys in k-dramas are ussually like that, they are the best.

I. Loved. Him!

My man was going full Anime antagonist!

I hope any, absolutely ANY sketch get they bring him back for has him speaking exclusively in Korean.

Big OOF!!

That's alarming o_o

@@Spearca Well, he did get out of it technically since they shut the store down eventually

I don't see the rapport, fixing mold in a store is definitely the responsibility of the store owner, not the franchise.

@@HungryLoki The landlord frequently lied for years to the franchise, saying he fixed it to which the owner would frequently have to say that he was lying. For years, three of which my sister worked there and one year I worked there. They should have shut it down earlier or at least told the employees before closing the store down with no warning.

Pretty sure they hired an actual k-drama production studio.

@@TheMongooseOfDoom The actors looked rather familiar, but then I watch a lot of K-dramas. XD

That whole bit had me in a paroxysm of giggles. And just as I got a hold of my emotions the chaste "kiss" at the end set me off again.

@@TheMongooseOfDoom is not crazy for it to have been produced in korea, probably a cheaper cost to produce over there i imagine

That was literally the first thing that sprung to mind for me.

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My exact thoughts

I love Spicy Marinaras with extra meatballs!

Who doesn't love a man with an extra meatball, amirite?

@@seigeengine lol…

judging by the quality of the gags they do on the show, i suspect they hired a reputable firm from Korea, as i think they always do.

Subways in Korea are nice and healthy. That seems to be a pattern for franchises in general. I was surprised to find that Burger Kings, Starbucks etc are really subpar in the US.

Yeah, it is known for years now that opening a franchise is a bad idea. Although it es less f* up here in Germany: it is still f* up. And it is not just limited to fast food companies. There is a really bad example of a German optics company.

it had the best throwback joke that Homer made Pizza hut go out of business because of their unlimited beverage policy (where is it all going) and it had the very sad moment of Homer working soo hard that he was thin.

I think that was actually inspired by MLMs, and just used food as a way to simply it.

It seems whenever _anything_ happens, the Simpsons predicted it years earlier.

All food franchises work like that, you're very limited who you can buy equipment with, normally it will be hugely overpriced because you have no other choice as it's the only approved dealer after they struck a deal with the mother company.

Yeonhee. And who is the real father? The regular BLT or the New BLMT?

@@jschuler53 ll

Whenever you hear that phrase you know your about to have the worst work experience in your life, never EVER has that phrase been uttered before something positive.

"Now that I've hired you, we're a family, so I'm expecting that you'll never show up, will only get in touch with a birthday message on Facebook, and that we'll pretend we're really close if we ever randomly meet in public."

it is the subtext for me...you're correct chilling foreshadowing disclaimer

I already don't like my family. I don't want a second one to deal with.

That being said, I would legitimately like to enter into a REAL family.

That wasn’t tuna you were eating and I’m not kidding

Well it is the only place to get a savory sandwich in this country so... I also watched this in Korea after ordering a subway sandwich 😅

Nice

Love your Videos Anton! Glad to see we have more than one thing in common!

Channels trying to leech off other videos with a fictional story for a shameless plug. Great PR work Anton. I am not kidding

And Subway sued a public university for the lab work they did for CBC. It was actually that their "chicken" is a mix of soy and chicken and not strictly chicken. Now here's the thing: most cheap commercially prepared "beef" burgers have like 50% soy because they keep their shape and don't shrink down when they are cooked. It also makes them cheaper so the profit margins are better. So, I believe CBC and Trent U actually did solid lab work because adding soy to meat is such a common practice in the food industry and Subway's chicken always looked formed like it had been pressed in a mold. It's only a problem if you want to actually know what's in your food.

And then it was immediately debunked as a fake stunt for money like the tuna, yeah.

@@RitzStarr nope. Subway lost in appeals court. They had to pay Trent's legal fees. Honestly, if you knew anything about the food industry you'd know that the soy in meat is a pretty open secret.

@@Happytravellerkimmy . That 50% number seems completely made up. I am not saying it couldn’t happen, It just does not seem likely or widespread.

I remember them going to multiple fast food stores and subway has the least by a large margin

Let's see that taking out a car with a coin fired at it at the speed of light trick again!

When you find out that the new show called "Sub-Wars" isn't about submarines.

Which group would do the opening?

I really hope you watched the rest of the video.

@@lewkforce Yes, sorry! I meant I was hoping he'd mention k-dramas and then was happy when he did!

He did 😂. That advertisement free from franchises putting in work.

There's literally a scene in one Kdrama where the main character stops a guy trying to off himself by offering him a subway sandwich

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