Customer Puts Note On Front Door Of Subway Ripping Megan Rapinoe, Franchisees Say They’re Fed Up

Megan Rapinoe’s sponsorship deal with Subway has caused controversy among franchisees who want her fired. Rapinoe, known for kneeling during the National Anthem, starred in ads for the sandwich chain. These ads, featuring Rapinoe kicking a burrito, have received mixed reactions. Some franchisees face backlash, particularly in conservative states. The North American Association of Subway Franchisees (NAASF) raised concerns with Subway’s leadership. Critics believe Subway should have been more cautious before choosing

Rapinoe. Franchisees argue that Subway’s ads should focus on food quality and small business owners rather than making political statements. Rapinoe’s past comments and actions, such as allegedly stomping on the American flag, have contributed to the controversy. Former President Trump also criticized her performance during the Olympics. Despite this, Rapinoe has signed multiple endorsement deals this year, including with Victoria’s Secret.

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