I heard Chik Fil A was chosen as the top fast food chain. But liberals will hate on you for eating there.
Yep and all that just reinforces my lifelong choice to patronize them whenever possible.
I grew up in SW Atlanta in the 60's and early 70's and as many know, that company started just south of town.
Their first franchise locations were in our neck of the woods as a result; my first exposure was in the early 70's
when my dad, then president of the local chapter of Little League, got tired of having a house full of kids AND
melting Worlds Finest chocolate every summer for fundraising and opted to instead have us sell coupon books -
for that new restaurant called Chick-Fil-A.
No melted chocolate and you could store a bazillion of them in our little house for distribution. Perfect - except
few folks had heard of them up to then, so we kids going door to door trying to sell these coupon books had a hard
sell on our hands indeed.
My family sure ate a lot of those sandwiches that summer, though - and MAN, were they good!
We as a family seldom would eat there without the coupons, though. As my Pop said "they want 75 CENTS FOR A
CHICKEN SANDWICH?!?"
I remember a Big Mac going for like 59 cents and we weren't well off in those days, so it was a bit much for him to accept.
Lookit...
I can witness to this much on the subject from my 57 years on the planet.
As a seasoned fast food expert (*snicker*), I can attest that the ONLY franchised restaurant I've frequented in all these decades
that has neither EVER changed their way of conducting business OR has ever compromised on the quality of their food is Chick-Fil-A.
Every other franchise's food I've ever been exposed to has gone demonstrably downhill over the years, bar none.
Every dang one of them - except for that Chicken bunch at CFA.
That I can't ever remember them screwing up my order or being rude to me, EVER, in many decades just adds to that.
It's the way things should be.
They've got a customer for life here and I'll go out of my way to find them.
