What Concerns Single People? It claims that Subway is funding the couple’s date

A date was provided by Subway for a couple whose endearing tale may leave you speechless. The boyfriend chose to apologize in a romantic way since the lovers had been arguing till a few days before. The guy placed an order for his ladylove’s preferred Subway sandwich and made sure she got it along with a kind message of apologies. The lover wrote “A sub for you cause tum hi ho mera sub kuch (A sub for you cause you are my everything)” on a pink sticky note and put it on top of the food.

The girlfriend posted a picture of the incident online and expressed her admiration for the gesture. She captioned the photo, “My bf and I had a fight so this is what he did.” And it didn’t take long for the food outlet to get interested in the tale. In the comment area, Subway made a promise to the couple that they would fund a date for the “cuties” if their tale received more than a thousand likes on Twitter.

The picture has received over 7,000 likes and received over nine lakh views on social media in less than a week. In keeping with their promise, Subway offered the couple a free supper and posted a picture of their enjoyable date on Twitter. The picture’s caption said, “There you go,” according to Subway. Here’s a peek at it:

Many Twitteratis were impressed by the restaurant’s kind act, and although some expressed their happiness for the pair, many others asked that single people get the same treatment. Comment from a user read, “Manifesting the same for me.”

Someone another said, “Who needs Tinder when you have Subway.”

Another person made fun of the situation and stated, “Aree bhai hafte mein 3-4 baar Subway order karta hun, apne loyal customers ka bhi dhyan rakho” (I actually order from Subway at least 3–4 times a week; please take care of your loyal customers also).

Another person said, “Should have fed the needy instead. Then, Subway would have gained more admirers.

“What about those who are alone? Give us a vacation at least with all costs covered, another response read.

The snapshot of the couple’s date has received over three lakh views, and Twitter users have identified this action by Subway as a cunning marketing ploy.