Consolidated "Chick-fil-A" thread
#183
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#185


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I think Hobby Lobby is closed on Sundays...
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As an atheist, the religious thing bugs me too, but I have no problem giving business to a place that makes a good product. If they were actively discriminating against people, I would have a problem, but simply being religious and closed on Sundays doesn't bother me. Indeed, Cathy himself said that his religion isn't the only reason they close on Sunday. They also do it, as mentioned elsewhere, to give their employees at least one day of rest a week. That is something I really can appreciate, as an employment lawyer, because there are tons of people who get completely screwed on their work schedules.
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BTW, CFA have started opening restaurants here in Southern California over the past 5 years or so, which makes me happy. 
Here in L.A., we have quite a famous place for suits called 3 Day Suit Broker that works on the same philosophy. They sell designer suits for big mark downs, but are only open Friday-Sunday (some open on Thursday too now I think). Saves on all kinds of costs.

Not Sunday, but: long ago when I lived in L.A., there was a tire retailer named '4 Day Tire Store' - their business was built around having their stores open ten hours on Thursday through Sunday, and not being open on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
They claimed that these were the hours that most of their customers wanted to buy tires and have them installed - they also stated in their ads that this policy allowed them to operate the stores with a single work shift, reducing costs and allowing lower prices.
They claimed that these were the hours that most of their customers wanted to buy tires and have them installed - they also stated in their ads that this policy allowed them to operate the stores with a single work shift, reducing costs and allowing lower prices.
#188
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Column about a town that has been without since 1996
http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx...C5AC8EA9E30D2D
the mall campaigned to get them back in 2008 but it didn't work
http://springfieldphotos.blogspot.co...oaks-mall.html
http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx...C5AC8EA9E30D2D
the mall campaigned to get them back in 2008 but it didn't work
http://springfieldphotos.blogspot.co...oaks-mall.html
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#191
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I do enjoy their chicken sandwiches and breakfast biscuits. But when I'm in the south and have a choice between CFA and Zaxby's I'll choose Zaxby's every time.
#192
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Those are good too
but I think HawaiiTrvlr was referring to the breakfast biscuit. It's a big fluffy biscuit (also available without meat, for those who'd rather put honey or jelly on it) with a piece of chicken - or alternately with bacon, egg, and cheese.
Oh knock it off, you guys, you're making me hungry!
but I think HawaiiTrvlr was referring to the breakfast biscuit. It's a big fluffy biscuit (also available without meat, for those who'd rather put honey or jelly on it) with a piece of chicken - or alternately with bacon, egg, and cheese.Oh knock it off, you guys, you're making me hungry!
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I like Chick-Fil-A but they are closed on Sunday (goes back to traditual values when alot of business were closed on Sunday) For some time just about any type of business is open on Sunday, Supermakets, Car Dealers, Banks, shopping malls. Do you think they will ever back down to their strong beliefs and open on Sunday.
As for the "open on Sunday" thing, *shrug* their business, their choice. My favorite local Lebanese place is closed Sun and Mon. *shrug* ... if I get a hankering for schwarma for a Monday lunch, I'll end up getting gyro instead.
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Hey, free new Chick-Fil-A spicy sandwich!
I just got an email where you can sign up to try out the new Spicy Chicken sandwich, starting at the end of May. It gets introduced to everyone on June 7th.
It was sent as a target email, so I don't think you can just print out a coupon. You also have to pick a time range on a particular day and location to sign up for.
I was bumming, as I had seen the sign up for the new sandwich, but was going out of the country for a month on June 4th!
It was sent as a target email, so I don't think you can just print out a coupon. You also have to pick a time range on a particular day and location to sign up for.
I was bumming, as I had seen the sign up for the new sandwich, but was going out of the country for a month on June 4th!
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http://www.getspicychicken.com
Actually drove by a Chick-Fil-A at lunch time today. The sandwich was yummy.
Actually drove by a Chick-Fil-A at lunch time today. The sandwich was yummy.





