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[mrsmere]

I will go a little out of my way if I get a taste for something or I'll send the hubby to pick it up.

[tnshpalmer85]

Chic-fil-a is probably the only fast food restaurant that I like. The food taste like real food and not just fillers like at other places. I like the shakes too.

[fjaz1]

Yes but Chik fil a isn't it. Way too EXPENSIVE!

[tantricia44]

Haven’t gone to one matter how good it tastes because the company is based on serving only the good Christian folk! This is America, not China,Russia,Iran,..........discrimination should be in the past for an advanced, enlightened nation such as ours!

[UGetPaid]

Haven’t gone to one matter how good it tastes because the company is based on serving only the good Christian folk! This is America, not China,Russia,Iran,..........discrimination should be in the past for an advanced, enlightened nation such as ours!

Let's find more woke people to bash this fine business simply because it promotes Christian values! What an absolutely ridiculous and asinine argument to not eat at Chik-fil-A...
 

[cathy37]

My daughter is pregnant and when we go shopping together most of the time she tells me the baby wants Chick-Fil-A, but then again she has always loved Chick-Fil-A.

[notriko_mu]

We don't go out of our way for Chik-fil-a... they do have some great deals that come up on their app, though!

[Nancy5]

Like other people said, it depends on how far away you’re talking about.  If I get a craving I will go get it, but will I drive 20 to 30 minutes for fast food, probably not.

[linderlizzie]

Haven’t gone to one matter how good it tastes because the company is based on serving only the good Christian folk! This is America, not China,Russia,Iran,..........discrimination should be in the past for an advanced, enlightened nation such as ours!

This statement is ridiculous and patently untrue. You would never be asked your opinion on religion or what faith you are if you patronize Chick-fil-A. They do NOT discriminate against anyone. Do you think all the Christians have to show their "I am a Christian card" to get served there?

Have you ever been there? What do you base your groundless assertion upon? Do you just like bashing anything that you don't agree with? Do you hate that they are a Christian company? Good grief. That's not very advanced and enlightened of you.

"Chick-fil-A was originally founded as the Dwarf Grill in 1946, changing the name to 'Dwarf House' until rebranding as Chick-fil-A in 1967. The company operates more than 2,300 restaurants, primarily in the United States with locations in 47 states and plans for a location in Hawaii to be the 48th state." per Wikipedia.

They've been around long before you were born and doing just fine. If they were even remotely discriminatory, as you assert, they would not still be around enjoying their very successful business.  Playing the race card against them is not going to work for you. Hope that never happens to you.

BTW, don't ever go there and try their food. They are definitely beneath your high ideals.

[Donnamarg323]

I have actually never heard of this place and i googled there are many in NY.The closest one to me is about 20 miles and i hate driving.Plus i live in a town where there are many places the food is fabulous.

I am sure many know the account in the bible where Jesus feeds 5000 with just 5 loaves and 2 fish.

Need i say more?

[UGetPaid]

This statement is ridiculous and patently untrue. You would never be asked your opinion on religion or what faith you are if you patronize Chick-fil-A. They do NOT discriminate against anyone. Do you think all the Christians have to show their "I am a Christian card" to get served there? 

I am so very blessed to live in a city where both Chick-fil-A and Hobby Lobby have recently opened new locations within the past two years. They are both within a half mile of each other, and while I eat a lot more chicken than I do crafty things, I make it a point to patronize both stores, primarily because of the short-sighted, hypocritical, cancel culture, propaganda spreading like this that you are responding to. And although I haven't done it yet, my next pillow purchase will be from Mike Lindell's MyPillow company.

[ghunter]

If I want something real bad, yes I will go that extra mile.  We have so many Chick-Fil-A around and the service is just great, the line maybe be long, but it moves very fast, faster than some other fast food like McDonald or Captain D's.  But people like what they like

[rob110]

I would go if the treat is worth it. Twice a year we travel 45 minutes one way to go to  wonderful buffet of foods that is unmatched in our immediate area. Well worth it!

[Donnamarg323]

This statement is ridiculous and patently untrue. You would never be asked your opinion on religion or what faith you are if you patronize Chick-fil-A. They do NOT discriminate against anyone. Do you think all the Christians have to show their "I am a Christian card" to get served there? 

I am so very blessed to live in a city where both Chick-fil-A and Hobby Lobby have recently opened new locations within the past two years. They are both within a half mile of each other, and while I eat a lot more chicken than I do crafty things, I make it a point to patronize both stores, primarily because of the short-sighted, hypocritical, cancel culture, propaganda spreading like this that you are responding to. And although I haven't done it yet, my next pillow purchase will be from Mike Lindell's MyPillow company.

I noticed his commercials are coming on again.I wonder why?<chuckle>

I bought his pillows over a yr ago.They are OK,nothing to rave about but i didnt feel i got screwed either.

[teresa3200]

I don't really care for chick fil a there isnt one around us but there really isn't too much around our small town.