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Most of them probably already have health insurance as they are productive members of society who aren't constantly looking to the government as some kind of Father Figure. At least most of them who were out today making a statement are probably like that.dbackjon wrote:Everyone eating the junk they serve there will be happy there is ObamaCare in a few years!
Now, we can't tell you that we personally checked with each and every one of Chick-fil-A's 1,615 locations in 39 states and Washington, D.C.
But we can point out this growing photo collection on Huckabee's Facebook page of people in Illinois, Colorado, South Carolina and elsewhere mobbing Chick-fil-A outlets. Some lined up in the summer heat to get inside a store, while others waited in cars as far as the eye (or the camera) could see for a chance to place their orders at the drive-through window.
Interest in Chick-fil-A was just as intense in the online world. For much of the day, "Chick-fil-A" was a trending topic on Twitter and the most-searched-for term on Google.
JohnStOnge wrote:Most of them probably already have health insurance as they are productive members of society who aren't constantly looking to the government as some kind of Father Figure. At least most of them who were out today making a statement are probably like that.dbackjon wrote:Everyone eating the junk they serve there will be happy there is ObamaCare in a few years!
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Now, we can't tell you that we personally checked with each and every one of Chick-fil-A's 1,615 locations in 39 states and Washington, D.C.
But we can point out this growing photo collection on Huckabee's Facebook page of people in Illinois, Colorado, South Carolina and elsewhere mobbing Chick-fil-A outlets. Some lined up in the summer heat to get inside a store, while others waited in cars as far as the eye (or the camera) could see for a chance to place their orders at the drive-through window.
Interest in Chick-fil-A was just as intense in the online world. For much of the day, "Chick-fil-A" was a trending topic on Twitter and the most-searched-for term on Google.
They found a way.If they were productive members of society, they wouldh't have hours to waste in line.
She's a 'tard.JoltinJoe wrote:Conversation I had in my office today about Chick Fil-A Appreciation Day:
Female Co-worker: I'm boycotting that place.
Me: I don't even know where there is one.
Female Co-worker: Me neither.
Me: So how you can boycott a place if you never go there in the first place?
Female Co-Worker: Even if I knew where there was one, I wouldn't go there.
Me: I don't think that's a boycott.
Female Co-Worker: Sure it is.
Me: Eh.
So: are boycotting a restaurant if you don't even know where one is, and you've never even gone to one?
Smart move. Waiting in line for fast food is dumb. I'll probably go to the one in Royersford later this week, all the talk has given me a craving.BDKJMU wrote:Chick Fil A near me (Baltimore Pile/Springfield, PA) was mobbed when I drove by there little before 8 PM. I was gonna grab dinner there but decided to wait till later this week.
I'm craving it now. FuckersBlueHen86 wrote:Smart move. Waiting in line for fast food is dumb. I'll probably go to the one in Royersford later this week, all the talk has given me a craving.BDKJMU wrote:Chick Fil A near me (Baltimore Pile/Springfield, PA) was mobbed when I drove by there little before 8 PM. I was gonna grab dinner there but decided to wait till later this week.
That wasn't me.Skjellyfetti wrote:I don't believe that's the way the office conversation went, JSO. Surely there was a 5 minute rant in there somewhere.
As I'm sure you realize, it wasn't about fast food.Smart move. Waiting in line for fast food is dumb.
Read again Fetti. That wasn't JSO.Skjellyfetti wrote:I don't believe that's the way the office conversation went, JSO. Surely there was a 5 minute rant in there somewhere.
Yes, and I still think the idea is dumb. Just like I think the boycott is dumb.JohnStOnge wrote:As I'm sure you realize, it wasn't about fast food.Smart move. Waiting in line for fast food is dumb.
But I did call my wife this afternoon and recommend to her that she not try to go to a Chik-Fil-A as it was obvious that the point had been made and she might lose like an hour of her time. She can always go tomorrow.
If you wanted to be productive you'd turn yourself into manure.dbackjon wrote:JohnStOnge wrote:
Most of them probably already have health insurance as they are productive members of society who aren't constantly looking to the government as some kind of Father Figure. At least most of them who were out today making a statement are probably like that.
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If they were productive members of society, they wouldh't have hours to waste in line.
CID1990 wrote:If you wanted to be productive you'd turn yourself into manure.dbackjon wrote:
If they were productive members of society, they wouldh't have hours to waste in line.
TOD...where is your avatar? Did you get your tattoo removed?Tod wrote:JCPenney was boycotted just for hiring Ellen DeGeneras, they didn't even take a stand on gay issues.
