Food Theory: The Subway Tuna Conspiracy Continues...

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We've covered the Subway Tuna controversy once before on this channel. In that, we can to the conclusion that Subway was not trying to market a mystery meat as tuna in their tuna sub. Recently the New York Times came out with an article bringing it all up again. The article said that they did a DNA test on the Subway tuna filling and could not prove it was in fact tuna. Well Theorists, I'm here to tell you that the New York Times made a pretty big mistake with their test and the tuna wants its revenge...

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[holycow]

I like how every time he says “that tuna isn’t tuna” it turns into a different animal, like once it was a penguin and another was an elephant

[MantaKizaemonFTW]

I like how every time MatPat said something among the lines of “tuna isn’t tuna” in the video, the editors swapped the fish into a variety of different things. Thank you, editors!

[CBCook]

"The absence of evidence is not evidence of absence." Well said!!

[TheKeeperOfKnowledge]

New favorite quote:
"Nuance is tough; that's why everyone hates it" - Matpat

[poofa]

"Absence of evidence does not mean evidence of absence." Are we not going to talk about how raw that line was?

[kuubbee]

At this point I think subway should be sponsoring Matt on how he's clarifying for them.

[Xahn]

"A lie can run around the world before the truth has got its boots on."
-Terry Pratchett, The Truth

[colemanjames]

Something that I would love to see is a Theory regarding the question of “If you could only eat one food for the rest of your life, what would it be?” I’ve always wanted to know what the most efficient choice would be for this question.

[DoubleDeeEddBoyChannel]

“Nuance is tough, that’s why everyone hates it.”

The internet in a single sentence.

[TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

Soon enough, we'll have just as many Subway videos as FNAF videos

[jakesucksatgames]

We just need someone with a fish allergy to take one for the team

[rndmguy]

The heat-vulnerability of DNA was the first thing that came to my mind when you listed all of those articles. Temperature is one of the most disruptive aspects in laboratories and longer molecules break easily when exposed to an increase of temperature.

They searched for something that couldn't be found.

[Zeemas]

They're like literally the meme:
"Subway's "Tuna" isn't real Tuna!"
"Really? Source/Proof?"
"Trust me bro"

[selalewow]

"My diet has never been more varied"
YOU ATE A TREE!!

[nonstop]

Missed opportunity to say something like “And the Tuna is actually Tuna!” In the ad

[InternetCity]

You just bought up flashbacks that will haunt me with that "the human centipede" pop up I hate you lmfaooo. great content!

[talonhowe]

People are talking about how "crazy" all these theories are, but this video in particular is 100% sensible and rational, I don't know what y'all are on about, or at least why you're saying it here.

[zachariahjohnson]

“Sir, I’ll have a cake sandwich filled with a mixture of various concoctions that do not constitute tuna.”

[lightningfarronxp]

Media and social media influencers: "but the tests show..."
people capable of rational thought: "what tests? who ran them? are they accredited?"
Media and social media influencers: **surprised pikachu face**

[teteeheeted]

I love how this entire lawsuit is bogus because it’s MORE expensive to develop artificial tuna than just sell real tuna