Chick-fil-A is coming to NYC — Page 3

"No one cares what you think, fortunately. Hence your pathetic existence on a virtual message board. "

Wow, someone is mirror gazing!

"I'm in Orlando right now going to Disney, and just ate at Chick-Fil-A for the first time. I felt extremely guilty doing it, but it was soooo good. The only reason we went is because it was that or Checkers before heading to the parks.

It was delicious, but not good enough to ever go back to support the company. I will say though, 2 of the employees were clearly gay, and there was a group of High School seniors that some of them were clearly gay as well. For some reason I expected a lot of white trash backwards people to be inside and I was like wow, so many gays here!

Any way, I tried it, I see why people love the taste of the food, but never need to go back again. Wendy's spicy chicken sandwich doesn't taste much different then theirs, just like goodwill is just as good as Salvation Army, and michaels is just as good as hobby lobby, I never need to go back. "

I'm sorry, but huh? I also live in Orlando, and one will never have a lack of food options in this town. Hell, even if you want to eat at only chains, I guarantee you if it exists, we have it somewhere in this town.

PICKLES?!?! ON A SANDWICH?!?! AMAZING!!!

"PICKLES?!?! ON A SANDWICH?!?! AMAZING!!!"

are you being sarcastic or serious?

^ troll, leave thyself

Su nuevo perfil de pronto se prohibió, triste y patética criatura.

The popularity of Chick-Fil-A is unfathomable to me. It may be the worst food I've ever eaten in my life.

And the hype is well justified. Some of the best damn chicken I've ever had.

Was it Elizabeth A. Davis who celebrated her Tony nomination by renting a car to road trip to a Chick Fil A outside of the city? Point is, some people just love it that much. It's no surprise that they're finding success in New York.

I'm gay and Southern, and I love it. I go almost weekly when I'm home. I know they're a terrible company, and I don't know the whole history of that just what people have told me, but how someone spends the money their company makes doesn't make that company bad? Anyway, they make great food. They have whole wheat options for their buns, they have healthy food options, they have grilled chicken now, they give their employees every Sunday off - and I'm not religious, but I think that's kind of cool?

Well it's a priority of mine.

Along with Barilla pasta and about 4 other companies I won't support.

Nothing tastes so good that it's worth giving money to people who think I'm just a faggot and want to see my rights stripped away.

I'm not on a soapbox, people can choose to spend their money wherever and however they want.

But bragging about how you know they mean you harm but just don't care makes one look like a fool.

Is ChicFilA really closed on sundays in NYC? Are they losing that much revenue to stay closed due to their beliefs? That would make me think twice about patronizing them too. Symbolic donations don't mean anything if you don't truly believe what you are supporting. I still haven't heard from any LGBTQ employees and what its really like to work there.