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Reminds me of the required "social" demands on businesses in Ayn Rand's We the Living, the closest Rand would come to an autobiography and much more concise than Atlas Schrugged.

Maybe Subway's doing this out of a sense of *cough* social responsibility, or perhaps they've been offered - er - opportunities or flatout strongarmed into countermanding business sense.

Whatever it is, the more businesses comply with Administrative ... invitations... the more "social" pressure for others to fall in line without a whimper.

33 posted on 01/26/2014 1:50:06 AM PST by Titan Magroyne (What one person receives without working for, another person must work for without receiving.)

Or maybe the NSA has compromising photos of the Subway CEO.

34 posted on 01/26/2014 1:55:53 AM PST by nonliberal (Sent from a payphone in a whorehouse in Mexico.)

43 posted on 01/26/2014 3:08:03 AM PST by N. Theknow (Kennedys-Can't drive, can't ski, can't fly, can't skipper a boat-But they know what's best for you.)