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Is Chick-Fil-A getting preferential treatment from the government?

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Every one I have ever visited had impeccable customer service.

 

I will definitely being going back.

 

I think Chick is slightly pricey but well worth it.

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After starting the thread, reading all the comments, reading Rockmom's links, and some reflection I do not think the Chick is getting any preferential treatment.

 

And adding to how much I like their food, the Chick I was at had excellent customer service too.

 

I feel....well...like I made my dad proud. :lol:

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I feel....well...like I made my dad proud. :lol:

 

And your dad was not happy when he clicked on that first link you provided! :D

 

I know it, but I forget it ALL the time.

 

This. And boy does it ruin my Sunday when I head over there only to be reminded...

I had chikfila yesterday. Only problem was I had to get a garden salad with grilled chicken in order to stay on my diet requirements. It was good and only 180 calories but it wasn't as good as the one nugget I horked from my sons plate when he wasn't looking ?

On a somewhat related note, the only time I ever see Chik Fil A empty is on Sundays. Everyday at every hour the one I pass in Florence is always packed.

I don't think it's any sort of political or moral statement. I think it's similiar to the gas station ones that say "No Diesel" on them. They simply don't want to attract traffic to their business when they can't satisfy them.

 

WHAT!!!!! No Diesel??? Who the Hxll do they thing they are to not offer Diesel.

Funny how that is ok but Chicky can't state they are closed on Sunday.

I like it, people probably dont get off the exit when they see this and move on to the next exit.

Sorta of like, if I don't make money on Sunday then neither will you...

I noticed some Chick-Fil-A signs on the I-75 state that Chick-Fil-A is closed on Sunday. I get why that is important to Chick-Fil-A but I don't ever remember seeing any other signs that added information (other than open 24 hours which I think benefits the everyone for safety reasons) about a restaurant. In other words, shouldn't the sign just say Chick-Fil-A without any specifics about their business?

 

Is Chick-Fil-A getting preferential treatment from the government?

 

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seriously ? the economy is a mess - gas is 4 bucks - cant sell your house - cant get a good job - somebody closes on Sunday cause they care about God and employees and you got a problem. What in the name of wide wide wide sports did the Government give a break to Christians. Wake up America (and Guru)

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seriously ? the economy is a mess - gas is 4 bucks - cant sell your house - cant get a good job - somebody closes on Sunday cause they care about God and employees and you got a problem. What in the name of wide wide wide sports did the Government give a break to Christians. Wake up America (and Guru)

 

Obviously you didn't read the whole thread...

 

Here is a good read for you:

 

Impulse control disorder - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Before I answer, I need to ask do businesses pay for that space on the road signs?

 

A thousand times YES

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