This is either a huge embarrassment or the most unexpected marketing scheme that we"ve seen in a while.
So, the Twitter account for Subway restaurants in Canada tweeted out a pair of polls.
Everybody loves to vote in polls, and people on the internet tend to have strong opinions about anything. Movies, rebooted children"s cartoons, politics, and yes, fast food.
Somehow — and this has stumped quite a few people — this social media account, with 135,000 followers, managed to get zero votes on both polls.
People like to make fun of Subway, even though their food is delicious (it is; maybe you"re just ordering the wrong things). Possibly because their most famous spokesperson turned out to be a monster.
But is their popularity really hurting so badly that no one even noticed a pair of polls untilt he results — 0 votes in all categories — had been posted?
Or is this a new and strangely genius social media marketing scheme?
Take a look:
1. First came the Bread Bae poll

2. They tried it again, this time with greek ingredients

3. Followers took notice

4. Others wondered how it could be possible

5. This person tried to "vote" in a reply

6. While some tried to troll, others showered Subway with compliments
