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Are chicken tender PubSubs on sale? Popular Twitter account goes silent after Publix objects By Kyle Wood article GAINESVILLE, Fla. - A popular Twitter account that notified people when Publix chicken-tender subs were on sale has been abandoned after lawyers for the Florida-based grocery chain apparently objected. The account "Are Publix Chicken Tender Subs On Sale?" — with nearly 40,000 followers — has been dormant since March 11. One of its final tweets noted that the subs were, indeed, ...

A big clue about what happened: In another post, the Twitter account said it had received a cease-and-desist order from Publix objecting to a related text-message notification service. The account promised more details “later this week” but never shared more information. Since then, dozens of hungry Twitter users have tweeted at the account asking where they went, whether everything was OK and earnestly asking what subs might be on sale. Who’s behind the accounts about Publix subs?  It�...

Wednesday, April 28, 2021 by Kyle Wood (Fresh Take Florida / WUFT) It’s difficult to overstate the popularity of Publix chicken-tender subs, which consist of double hand-breaded chicken tenders with cheese and condiments on a doughy sub roll – which can approach a whopping 2,000 calories per sandwich. Entire discussion threads exist to debate exactly how to dress up the regional favorite sandwich. (Kyle Wood/Fresh Take Florida) GAINESVILLE, Fla. – A popular Twitter account that notif...

A popular Twitter account that notified people when Publix chicken-tender subs were on sale has been abandoned after lawyers for the Florida-based grocery chain apparently objected.

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Popular Twitter account goes silent after Publix objects By KYLE WOOD of Fresh Take Florida news serviceApril 27, 2021 GMT Clients wait to order lunch at the Publix Supermarket Deli in Miami Shores, Fla., Tuesday April 27, 2021. A popular Twitter account that notified people when Publix chicken-tender subs were on sale has been abandoned after lawyers for the Florida-based grocery chain apparently objected. The account "Are Publix Chicken Tender Subs On Sale?" – with nearly 40,000 followers �...

Popular ‘Pub Sub’ social media accounts go silent after Publix objects The content creator says Publix told him to cease and desist.   By Kyle Wood Updated 3 hours ago GAINESVILLE — A popular Twitter account that notified people when Publix chicken-tender subs were on sale has been abandoned after lawyers for the Florida-based grocery chain apparently objected. The account “Are Publix Chicken Tender Subs On Sale?” — with nearly 40,000 followers — has been d...

A popular Twitter account that notified people when Publix's chicken-tender subs were on sale has been abandoned after lawyers for the Florida-based grocery chain apparently...

A popular Twitter account that notified people when Publix chicken-tender subs were on sale has been abandoned after lawyers for the Florida-based grocery chain apparently objected. The account “Are Publix Chicken Tender Subs On Sale?” — with nearly 40,000 followers — has been dormant since March 11. One of its final tweets noted that the subs were, indeed, on sale, and added ominously: “This may be our last Tweet.” Since then, it stopped sharing updates altogether. An accompanying ...

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