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Thank you. From Wondry, I'm David Brown, and this is Business Wars Daily on this Wednesday, July 13th.

If you have trouble with change, you might want to brace yourself for today's episode.

Last week, Subway unveiled its biggest menu overhaul in 60 years.

I told you to brace yourself.

The nation's largest sandwich chain announced the so-called Subway series,

this collection of a dozen new subs or grinders or hoagies or whatever you want to call them in your neck of the woods, in four different categories can be ordered by name or by number on the new menu. This is the latest in a series of changes that Subway has made. You may recall that last summer it launched the eat fresh refresh menu. With 20 new and refreshed ingredients, that was the biggest change up in the brand's history

up to that time, meant to emphasize the fresh ingredients Subway uses.

When Subway opened, they change the fast food game.

But sometimes you've got a refresh to be fresh.

Welcome to the Eat Fresh Refresh, where there's so much new.

Some say it can't fit in one ad.

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