Chicago Man Sues Subway, Claims Size Matters

January 24, 2013 Subscribe · Forward Chicago Man Sues Subway, Claims Size Matters "Footlong" is more than just a name to one Chicago man—it's a promise. Now, Nguyen Buren is joining the ranks of dissatisfied Subway restaurant customers and suing the sandwich giant for failing to measure up. After buying a footlong sandwich from a Subway restaurant near his North Side home Sunday, Buren alleged the meal measured less than 11 inches, reports the Tribune. The measure was evidence, according to his suit, that Subway has a "pattern of fraudulent, deceptive and otherwise improper advertising, sales and marketing practices."  Continue reading... Psalm One Talks Oprah, Hot Dogs And 'Child Support' Analysis: 94 Percent Of Chicago Shooters Don't Get Caught Iced-Over Warehouse Reignites Nearly 2 Days After Blaze Began Bridgeport Warehouse Fire: Massive Chicago Blaze Leaves Behind A Giant 'Ice Cube' (VIDEO, PHOTOS) Bridgeport Warehouse Fire Reignites: Firefighters Still Battling Blaze At Iced-Over Building City Worker Overtime: Chicago Employees Banked Thousands In Overtime Pay During 2012 Rahm Emanuel Wrigley Field Deal: Mayor Urges Fast Action As Alderman Slams Parts Of Ricketts Plan 'Book Of Mormon' Chicago Run Extended After Breaking House Record Baby Born In Van Near Fatal Crash: Cicero Couple Welcomes Their Second Child In Traffic Jam Bridgeport Warehouse Fire: Massive Chicago Blaze Leaves Behind A Giant 'Ice Cube' (VIDEO, PHOTOS) Marie's Riptide Lounge Hoping To Stave Off Closure As Patrons Gather For Last-Ditch Effort ROBERT BULLEN A Flat Yet Fascinating Other Desert Cities at Goodman It's not hard to understand why Jon Robin Baitz's Other Desert Cities is such an effective play. This award-winning compact family drama addresses the notions of deception, trust, loyalty, privacy and integrity using a deliciously straightforward setup. Continue reading... KEVIN A. SABET, PH.D. A Response to Steven Chapman's 'The War On Pot: Not a Safe Bet' People can disagree about whether or not legalization would result in a net benefit or net harm to society. But making up facts or revealing only half-truths gets us nowhere near the reasoned debate on this issue that we all crave. Continue reading... ROBERT KOEHLER I Am Because You Are Their grief is too profound and too public. Their words have to be taken seriously -- allowed to mix with the politics and the self-interest and the fear, those generic trivializers of the national conversation. Continue reading... ELYSABETH ALFANO Does Business Need the Arts to Be Innovative? Five Executives Weight In As businesses struggle to remain on top and come out with products that corner and change the market place, I wonder where this innovation comes from? Is it simply that business executives try to hire creative people, or some people are creative and some aren't? Continue reading... MARK BAZER Director Henry Wishcamper Imagines Other Desert Cities as a Play About the Reagans  Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here Unsubscribe here.