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The founder of Chick-fil-A is a big softie.

NEW SMYRNA BEACH -- Writing "I will not vandalize other people's property" 1,000 times and a ban on television and video games for six months may not be conventional punishments for a vandalism spree, but Chick-fil-A restaurant founder S. Truett Cathy has never followed convention.

Those were two of four requirements dictated by the 87-year-old entrepreneur as an alternative to court prosecution for three pre-teen girls who entered and trashed the private residence known as the Chick-fil-A Lodge in New Smyrna Beach about two weeks ago.

http://www.news-journalonline.com/NewsJournalOnline/News/Headlines/frtHEAD02EAST080108.htm

Note that he also asked that they read a book and write a book report to him for 13 straight weeks. That might be the best part.
 
Good for him. That guy really does do things his way. Makes a good chicken sandwich, too.
 
Isn't Chick-Fil-A owned by one of the religious groups? I don't think any of the franchises are allowed to be open on Sundays.
 
No, not a "religious group."

Truett Cathey is a Christian and never opened it on Sunday, and still doesn't.

Good for him. Good chicken soup, too.
 
That threw me off the first time I was in ATL. I wanted to check out what the big deal about the Chik-Fil-A was and they were closed. Imagine McDonalds or BK closing so employees can spend time with their family? OH and the commercials with the cows saying "eat more chicken" are great.
 
Their breakfast biscuits, which McDonald's just copied, are the standard by which all fast food breakfasts should be measured.
 
Brooklyn Bridge said:
That threw me off the first time I was in ATL. I wanted to check out what the big deal about the Chik-Fil-A was and they were closed. Imagine McDonalds or BK closing so employees can spend time with their family? OH and the commercials with the cows saying "eat more chicken" are great.

The first time I noticed it was in a mall down south when it was the only place closed. I just assumed it had gone out of business.
 
Mizzougrad96 said:
Their breakfast biscuits, which McDonald's just copied, are the standard by which all fast food breakfasts should be measured.

YOU SHUT YOUR MOUTH!
 
Grimace said:
Mizzougrad96 said:
Their breakfast biscuits, which McDonald's just copied, are the standard by which all fast food breakfasts should be measured.

YOU SHUT YOUR MOUTH!

Wonderful! Thanks for making me laugh and spit Mountain Dew all over my keyboard.
 
The Granny said:
Grimace said:
Mizzougrad96 said:
Their breakfast biscuits, which McDonald's just copied, are the standard by which all fast food breakfasts should be measured.

YOU SHUT YOUR MOUTH!

Wonderful! Thanks for making me laugh and spit Mountain Dew all over my keyboard.

You shouldn't drink that. That stuff'll kill you...r computer.
 
Seriously, though. I have never had an urge to eat chicken for breakfast. Ham, bacon, whatever they put in sausage, yes! Chicken? That's not breakfast.
 
THe original Chick-Fil-A restaurant, the Dwarf House in Hapeville, Ga. (just south of Atlanta), is open 24 hours (except Sundays, of course), has a more extensive menu than your average C-F-A and, of course, has the ``dwarf door,'' which we always went through as drunk college students looking for excellent food at 2 a.m. or so.
 
Grimace said:
Seriously, though. I have never had an urge to eat chicken for breakfast. Ham, bacon, whatever they put in sausage, yes! Chicken? That's not breakfast.

Couldn't agree more. My buddies here are always telling me "YOU HAVE TO TRY THE BREAKFAST BISCUIT!!!!"

There's not a chance in hell I'm eating chicken for breakfast. None. That's almost as gross as the Whoopi Goldberg thread...by the way, what happened last night? That thread is gone. I asked for it to disappear before I woke up, and poof, gone.
 
Perennially Overrated said:
Grimace said:
Seriously, though. I have never had an urge to eat chicken for breakfast. Ham, bacon, whatever they put in sausage, yes! Chicken? That's not breakfast.

Couldn't agree more. My buddies here are always telling me "YOU HAVE TO TRY THE BREAKFAST BISCUIT!!!!"

There's not a chance in hell I'm eating chicken for breakfast. None. That's almost as gross as the Whoopi Goldberg thread...by the way, what happened last night? That thread is gone. I asked for it to disappear before I woke up, and poof, gone.

Do you ever eat sausage for breakfast?
 
da man said:
THe original Chick-Fil-A restaurant, the Dwarf House in Hapeville, Ga. (just south of Atlanta), is open 24 hours (except Sundays, of course), has a more extensive menu than your average C-F-A and, of course, has the ``dwarf door,'' which we always went through as drunk college students looking for excellent food at 2 a.m. or so.

I had the pleasure of spending a few hours in there when my van broke down on a family vacation to Florida. The kids dug the dwarf door. The only person trying to convert us was some preacher's wife from Wisconsin. I wonder if that place stays busy after the humongous Ford plant across the street shuts down (if it hasn't already).
 
Ace said:
Perennially Overrated said:
Grimace said:
Seriously, though. I have never had an urge to eat chicken for breakfast. Ham, bacon, whatever they put in sausage, yes! Chicken? That's not breakfast.

Couldn't agree more. My buddies here are always telling me "YOU HAVE TO TRY THE BREAKFAST BISCUIT!!!!"

There's not a chance in hell I'm eating chicken for breakfast. None. That's almost as gross as the Whoopi Goldberg thread...by the way, what happened last night? That thread is gone. I asked for it to disappear before I woke up, and poof, gone.

Do you ever eat sausage for breakfast?

Sausage, bacon, ham...no chicken. Not a breakfast dish.
 

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