QUESTIONS are being asked on social media about the choice of location for Greggs in Glasgow.
A Twitter user called Bozza - who clearly has an eye for these things or just too much time on his hands - has spotted something mysterious about the city's bakeries.
When you draw a line between five City Centre branches you find they make the shape of a pentagon.
I'm on to you @GreggsOfficial pic.twitter.com/qJ51lue5qX
— bozza (@RedStarParcels) February 10, 2017
Is it a nod to the headquarters of the United States Department of Defense or is someone at Greggs a Wiccan?
Social media users have asked Greggs for answers... but the chain claims innocence.
It replied:
It's just a coincidence Michael!
— Greggs (@GreggsOfficial) February 7, 2018
In the meantime, Charles O'Hara points out that if you add in St Enoch's Square you have a Star of David.
Jonny Mann says the same shape is found from Greggs in Aberdeen.
Same thing here in Aberdeen. What's going on @GreggsOfficial? pic.twitter.com/js0nImeDCG
— Jonny Mann (@lankeymarlon) February 7, 2018
And Chris Burns points out the baker has gone with an inverted cross in Belfast.
They've gone with an inverted cross in Belfast. pic.twitter.com/YI7JCwHBFV
— Chris Burns (@Burnser) February 7, 2018
Over to you, Greggs...
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