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Chick-Fil-A is anti-gay marriage

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With you now. Though I see this as more of a stance against intolerance.

 

 

You mean a stand for hypocrisy. He is being intolerant toward the President of Chick fil'a's beliefs.

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In the drive thru at Chick Fil A now. I couldn't stand it any more.

First time eating there was today, solely because of this thread. Got some nuggets. They were pretty good.

 

What most jumped out at me was the cleanliness of the building & the service I received.

First time eating there was today, solely because of this thread. Got some nuggets. They were pretty good.

 

What most jumped out at me was the cleanliness of the building & the service I received.

 

I actually am going to email the CFA I went to tonight because the girl working DT said "My Pleasure". It stands out to me because when I got my first hotel job, it as at The Brown. The owner at the time was a former Ritz-Carlton guy and he INSISTED that we never responded to a "thank you" with "you're welcome", but with "it's my pleasure". We could get written up for doing otherwise. Although now owned by a different owner, that is one of the distinctive principles of service at The Brown. But I rarely hear it anywhere else. And because I don't, I always am appreciative when I do. The phrase is so ingrained in me that I use it in my everyday life. And I've notice since I left The Brown, that I am even more conscious of the fact that when I say "my pleasure", I really mean it in a literal sense. "You're welcome" just doesn't convey the real feeling of satisfaction I get when I do something for which someone feels gratitude. Probably yet another thing people will out down as weird about me. :lol:

^ It must have taken longer than usual for the nuggets to be served, because when the guy gave them to me, he said, "Let me get you a coupon for having to wait." I told him not to worry about that, because I really didn't think it was all that long. They seemed to take pride in what they were doing.

 

Cleanliness impressed me the most. I would have felt comfortable eating off the floor in that place (the one on Houston Road in Florence).

 

Having said all of that, the food didn't knock my socks off. It was good, but nothing outstanding IMO. Going to try something with more calories next time (trying to lose some weight).

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They do take pride in their customer service.

 

You didn't do it right, Randy. You must get the sandwich to fully take in the Chick-Fil-A experience. Sandwich first then the nuggets. They invented the Chicken Sandwich not the Chicken Nugget. McDonald's invented Chicken Nuggets.

 

#1 with an Oreo milkshake with whipped cream. Ask 75center.

 

Lose weight???? You're over 30. Losing weight is a myth.

They do take pride in their customer service.

 

You didn't do it right, Randy. You must get the sandwich to fully take in the Chick-Fil-A experience. Sandwich first then the nuggets. They invented the Chicken Sandwich not the Chicken Nugget. McDonald's invented Chicken Nuggets.

 

#1 with an Oreo milkshake with whipped cream. Ask 75center.

 

Lose weight???? You're over 30. Losing weight is a myth.

 

Sandwiches did look very appealing, but I've dropped 5 pounds in two days, so I just couldn't pull the trigger quite yet. I assure you I'll take your advice on the #1...minus the milkshake, of course.

They do take pride in their customer service.

 

You didn't do it right, Randy. You must get the sandwich to fully take in the Chick-Fil-A experience. Sandwich first then the nuggets. They invented the Chicken Sandwich not the Chicken Nugget. McDonald's invented Chicken Nuggets.

 

#1 with an Oreo milkshake with whipped cream. Ask 75center.

 

Lose weight???? You're over 30. Losing weight is a myth.

 

Can females use this excuse too? :lol:

1 - I am indifferent about Chick-Fil-A....If I never eat it again, that would be fine, if I have it tomorrow, that would be fine.

2 - I am all for companies to stand by their beliefs

3 - I am against gay marriage, by definition.

They do take pride in their customer service.

 

You didn't do it right, Randy. You must get the sandwich to fully take in the Chick-Fil-A experience. Sandwich first then the nuggets. They invented the Chicken Sandwich not the Chicken Nugget. McDonald's invented Chicken Nuggets.

 

#1 with an Oreo milkshake with whipped cream. Ask 75center.

 

Lose weight???? You're over 30. Losing weight is a myth.

 

Man, don't remind me, I can't do it twice in one week. It's too hot to work out. Good eating alright. :thumb:

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Can females use this excuse too? :lol:

 

Absolutely but I don't know any women over 30. :D

First time eating there was today, solely because of this thread. Got some nuggets. They were pretty good.

 

What most jumped out at me was the cleanliness of the building & the service I received.

No waffle fries? You will never go back to your mashed potatoes after you try the waffle fries. And CFA would not care if you put your face right in the plate of waffle fries and ketchup!

 

Absolutely but I don't know any women over 30. :D

 

I'm of the age that I can no longer deny I 'm over 30....but I don't have to tell by how much. :D

No waffle fries? You will never go back to your mashed potatoes after you try the waffle fries. And CFA would not care if you put your face right in the plate of waffle fries and ketchup!

 

:lol:

 

Didn't do the fries, because I'm trying to watch the calories right now. Got to be able to fit into that snowsuit come winter.

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