Is it just me?

[Alien]

No chic-fil-A over here. I had a long day driving my wife around the city yesterday to do all the things she likes to do and not do. It is very tiring for me so I sit in the car for long periods of time playing solitaire on my tablet. Anyway, heading home at 5.00 pm I decided to get something to eat at KFC as I had nothing all day. I drove in and saw a double line of vehicles cued up so I U-turned and said, "bugger this" and drove home. Sometimes it is not worth the hassle let alone driving 50 miles one way just for a feed. LOL

 

[Oaktree]

Never been to, or ever even seen one, another chain that hasn't made it to this part of the country.

Shaws, a regional supermarket chain has some pretty good chicken sandwiches in the deli. I do wish they wouldn't put mayonnaise on them though, if you want one without you have to special order it.

 

[buckeyefarmer]

I have had lots of chick FIL a and probably one bad sandwich over the years. They used to have great cole slaw but stopped carrying it.
Ice cream is great. don’t use their sauce.
Lines usually wrap around the building twice at the one near work, but they move the line fast.

 

[Alien]

Yep, I can't understand this mayonnaise thing either. Not my taste at all.

 

[the viking]

Chi-Fil-A is good but you have to remember it’s still fast food. Sounds like you got caught up in the same kind of hype we did when In-N-Out came to town. There were lines around the block for the first few weeks because the rumors were it was really good, then once people figured it was not even up to Burger King standards the lines disappeared.

When in and out came to town 50 miles away it was the same hype. I had a soggy bun but at least it had some rabbit food in there with the meat. I hate paying 6 bucks for a burger when I can go home and buy dam near 2#s of lean burger for the same price as a "where's the beef" hamburger. Fast food sucks and the only time I usually buy it is when I am on the road.

 

[oosik]

Hmmm....... there may be a Chick-fill-A in Spokane. I don't know and have no immediate plans to find out.

BTW - tell your grandson - the needles are finer than a human hair. I did not even feel either shot. Just look away - it's over before you even realize it.

 

[fried1765]

Hmmm....... there may be a Chick-fill-A in Spokane. I don't know and have no immediate plans to find out.

BTW - tell your grandson - the needles are finer than a human hair. I did not even feel either shot. Just look away - it's over before you even realize it.

True!
I was amazed at how fine those needles are.
I too did not feel anything....both times!

 

[Frankenkubota]

Yep, I can't understand this mayonnaise thing either. Not my taste at all.

I bought a sub sandwich franchise years ago. A side business.

In one of the trade magazines they mentioned that mayonnaise is the #1 condiment in the US. I would have bet on ketchup...

As a business owner i can tell you that greasy stuff ain't cheap and many customers asked for more and more!

Is it Holland where they put it on french fries?

 

[Alan W.]

I bought a sub sandwich franchise years ago. A side business.

In one of the trade magazines they mentioned that mayonnaise is the #1 condiment in the US. I would have bet on ketchup...

As a business owner i can tell you that greasy stuff ain't cheap and many customers asked for more and more!

Is it Holland where they put in on french fries?

I thought the Canadians put mayo on their fries.
I saw on the news awhile back that salsa had surpassed ketchup in popularity.

 

[fried1765]

I thought the Canadians put mayo on their fries.
I saw on the news awhile back that salsa had surpassed ketchup in popularity.

Atlantic Canadians put gravy on their fries.
"Poutine"