[loco5niner]

Hey Brian, did you write the article? ;-)

I've enjoyed reading (all) your comments here. Just wanted to chime in and say I have a great appreciation for what CFA does and have had great experiences with the app and in general the entire ordering process at CFA. I've been, in fact, quite impressed. Nice to read about the stuff in the background that helps make that happen.

Doesn't hurt that every employee I've interacted with at CFA has been courteous, kind, and respectful.

[ForrestN]

Why pretend to be making a disinterested comment about how "kind and courteous" employees are (which is totally irrelevant) when you're actually motivated by sympathy to the company on the basis of their regressive, hate-fueled ideology? This kind of manipulation doesn't speak well of your fellow extremists.

[loco5niner]

I'd heard a few years ago about a random company called Chic-fil-a and that their founders were Christians and one of them said some things defending marriage that stirred up controversy. Then promptly forgot about them.

Then a couple years ago, one showed up near my work, and I heard they had good chicken. The first thing I noticed about CFA was how their employees acted. I was impressed! Then, I downloaded and installed the app and had a fantastic experience. I was impressed! And their food is great!

Certainly, I agree with the ideology of their founders. However, that is independent of the fact that that I've been impressed! When I go to CFA, I wonder HOW they get me through the line so fast. I appreciate how they've trained their employees in good-old-fashioned southern hospitality. As far as I've seen, at this location, they hire friendly people who care about taking care of the customer.

So, back on topic... how DO they get me through the line so fast?