Die on the Chick-Fil-A Hill?

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Boston Vol said:
Amazing
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I actually don’t know what I would think if I walked into a place of business to get something and saw people laying on a dirty floor pretending to be dead and holding a sign that started off with cluck . I’d probably just laugh and walk around them to get my sammich .
 
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0nelilreb said:
I actually don’t know what I would think if I walked into a place of business to get something and saw people laying on a dirty floor pretending to be dead and holding a sign that started off with cluck . I’d probably just laugh and walk around them to get my sammich .
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I would walk across their chests.
 
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FLVOL_79 said:
Some good clips of Popeyes and their chicken sandwich craze. Notice the stark difference between what is seen in these videos and what has been seen at Chick Fil A's...

Popeye’s Chaos: Angry Americans Fight Over Coveted Chicken Sandwich

Dims so angry over chicken all the time! LOL
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A great example of how social media amplifies things. We've seen nothing like social media before. It might be the great human demise. This craze is as trivial as fighting over $5. You only realize the moment after that it was just $5. As trivial as road rage that causes an accident at a 4 way light where someone is killed. Then you realize you still would've gotten caught by the next light 100 feet away or less.

Personally I'd like to see what all the fuss is about and heard they are good but it seems as though it has attracted the vicious and unlevel headed. I get the feeling in a year the popularity will have worn off. The entertainment arm off America has helped create it so everyone can run to social media and post their social media picture.

Meanwhile Chick Fil A will continue it's popularity as business as usual while some left wing activists crave their demise.
 
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BreatheUT said:
A great example of how social media amplifies things. We've seen nothing like social media before. It might be the great human demise. This craze is as trivial as fighting over $5. You only realize the moment after that it was just $5. As trivial as road rage that causes an accident at a 4 way light where someone is killed. Then you realize you still would've gotten caught by the next light 100 feet away or less.

Personally I'd like to see what all the fuss is about and heard they are good but it seems as though it has attracted the vicious and unlevel headed. I get the feeling in a year the popularity will have worn off. The entertainment arm off America has helped create it so everyone can run to social media and post their social media picture.

Meanwhile Chick Fil A will continue it's popularity as business as usual while some left wing activists crave their demise.
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I seem to stumble on a lot of videos of left wing violence at McDonald's and fried chicken joints..probably just a coincidence.
 
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BreatheUT said:
Personally I'd like to see what all the fuss is about and heard they are good but it seems as though it has attracted the vicious and unlevel headed. I get the feeling in a year the popularity will have worn off. The entertainment arm off America has helped create it so everyone can run to social media and post their social media picture.

Meanwhile Chick Fil A will continue it's popularity as business as usual while some left wing activists crave their demise.
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The popularity was created by the Popeyes sandwich being much, much better than CFA's. It wasn't "the media" or social media. I've had the Popeyes sandwich several times and I've never once seen anyone I know post a picture of one.
 
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NashVol11 said:
The popularity was created by the Popeyes sandwich being much, much better than CFA's. It wasn't "the media" or social media. I've had the Popeyes sandwich several times and I've never once seen anyone I know post a picture of one.
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This was 100% a viral media campaign. Popeyes hyped the **** out of the sandwich, picked fights with CFA on social media, “ran out” of sandwiches, and had the news carrying water for them. There was an article on the NBC affiliate here that was supposed to be news related to the sandwich but was really just an opinion piece on how awful the white people that go to CFA are and how bad a company it is. Just because people you know haven’t posted pictures doesn’t mean anything. The people I know that have tried or are going to try it won’t post pictures either. But they’re not thirsty Insta posters desperate for likes.
 
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0nelilreb said:
I actually don’t know what I would think if I walked into a place of business to get something and saw people laying on a dirty floor pretending to be dead and holding a sign that started off with cluck . I’d probably just laugh and walk around them to get my sammich .
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I’d say damn those are some clucked up people.
 
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Anyone see the video of the lady getting body slammed at the Columbia Popeyes by an employee?

That will hurt their business bad.
 
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NashVol11 said:
The popularity was created by the Popeyes sandwich being much, much better than CFA's. It wasn't "the media" or social media. I've had the Popeyes sandwich several times and I've never once seen anyone I know post a picture of one.
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Nah. It became popular because black folks had a chicken sandwich available in their hoods for the first time and hyped it on social media since chik fil A doesnt usually put stores in their neighborhoods. You can blame it on redlining or institutionalized racism if you want.

Now the hood fights, shootings, and murders at Popeyes will just elevate it to mythical status.
 
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FLVOL_79 said:
Nah. It became popular because black folks had a chicken sandwich available in their hoods for the first time and hyped it on social media since chik fil A doesnt usually put stores in their neighborhoods. You can blame it on redlining or institutionalized racism if you want.

Now the hood fights, shootings, and murders at Popeyes will just elevate it to mythical status.
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I swear, that must be one hell of a sandwich.
 
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