Quiznos Launches Another Spot From Left Field

Mmm…Tastes Good

Sandwich chain Quiznos has launched another strange commercial this time involving a man sucking the nipples of a wolf. In the spot, two guys sit on a bench eating lunch. The guy eating the Quiznos sub wonders why the non-Quiznos sub eating guy hasn’t heard of the new Philly Cheesesteak asking, “What, were you raised by wolves?” Cut to visual of non-Quiznos sub guy laying next to a baby wolf and suckling mommy wolf’s nipples. It sure grabs the attention but is it really a visual you want in your head when you walk into a Quiznos?

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