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> it's worth taking the time to cool down from the initial frustration No it isn't. Every single company in America needs to operate like Chick-Fil-A. You wil
by cbozeman 5y ago
> it's worth taking the time to cool down from the initial frustration
No it isn't.
Every single company in America needs to operate like Chick-Fil-A. You will never have a bad Chick-Fil-A experience. Ever. I've eaten there for over 25 years. The slightest problem with anything is immediately resolved to your satisfaction.
And why is that? Because there's competition, and because they want to be the best fast food restaurant in the nation.
There's no incentive for any of these companies to do that, because there's not enough competition. I imagine it's a combination of regulation, high start-up costs, and probably other factors of which I'm not aware, but we should definitely have more than three major carriers.
- gregkerzhner 5y agoChick-fill-a might be a bad example given their history with LGBT folks. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chick-fil-A_and_LGBT_people https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chick-fil-A_and_LGBT_people
- BuyMyBitcoins 5y agoMust we always bring this up whenever Chick-fil-a is mentioned? The GP was clearly talking about in-store customer service practices. CFA was in hot water because it’s religious founder was donating to charities deemed anti-lgbt. Not because they were assaulting, accosting, or discriminating against LGBT customers. I didn’t see any mention at all of acts of discrimination in the restaurants against anyone LGBT and nothing that would imply their customer service model pays special discriminatory attention towards anyone LGBT.
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- cbozeman 5y agoI've typed up about three long responses, but I don't know why, because this is just an idiotic segue with nothing to do with what I said... I can't believe I almost fell for this stupid troll shit.