Possible SNAFU: "I'm pretty sure you have to be Mormon or something to do that." - Chick-fil-A Insider, Matt O'Rand. Hopefully, he was just talking about opening up the restaurant.
Monday, June 7, 2010
Good Effort
After today, I will never eat an original Chick-fil-A sandwich again. I have never been a huge fan of anything on that menu, besides the milkshakes. The food isn't cheap, and it's kinda blah. However, their new spicy chicken sandwich has given me a reason to go to Chick-fil-A on a regular basis. Research has begun on opening a new Chick-fil-A. Prospective location: the corner of Victory and Skidaway -- we're gonna shut the city downnnnn!
Possible SNAFU: "I'm pretty sure you have to be Mormon or something to do that." - Chick-fil-A Insider, Matt O'Rand. Hopefully, he was just talking about opening up the restaurant.
Possible SNAFU: "I'm pretty sure you have to be Mormon or something to do that." - Chick-fil-A Insider, Matt O'Rand. Hopefully, he was just talking about opening up the restaurant.
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8 comments:
Is the spicy chic-fil-a a permanent menu item or is it a seasonal thing like the mcrib?
We will be the first to introduce the chic-fil-a style spice double-down.
Bunger - The McRib is grade A pterodactyl meat. Believe it or not dinosaur meat comes at a premium these days. Since it's hard to come by, the McRib is seasonal.
Shane - Best idea ever.
Carrel_Fan, you are quite the politician. Way to jump around and not answer my question. I already know that the McRib is seasonal. I want to know if the Spicy Chic-Fil-A is going to be a permanent fixture or is it part of some gimmick?
I do appreciate your question, Mr. Weazle. As far as I can tell, the spicy chick fil a is sticking around. In other words, I don't know.
I guess my face must have been photo shopped under the cow mask, right?
Spicy Chick-fil-a is premeneto. Actually been in Maryland for a year.
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