Anyone else noticed something about the Chick-Fil-A lines?

Yes, he was the one who started the idea.

The people in line are all FOX viewers.

Lots of people would line up for a free meal.

Maybe I'll drop by just to see what the overall complexion is. Think I'll find a bunch of fellow fat boys?

It's weird to see so many white people in line like that.
The only other time I have seen that many white people lined up that way was at a book signing by Insanity Hannity.

Not sure what your point is.

Although many (most?) Jews have a white complexion, they've also been through the "we don't like yer kind around here" drill before.

pissed me off - black people of ALL people should never deny another person's civil rights.

Hypocritical Xian Bastards.

btw, I'm black, not racist.

Many businesses don't need a spread-spectrum of people(race,whatever-orientation,politics,whatever) to succeed.

As long they appeal greatly to a particular niche. even as low as couple percentage points of the general population.

Think about it. That great rock-n-roll bar/restaurant around the corner doesn't need to appeal to EMOs, Goths or Blues aficionados to succeed.. Just rockers.

The mere perception of homophobia and "pro-family values" might have created that niche. As unappealing as it might be to us, there apparently *IS* a market. Whether you eat there or not.

McDonalds markets towards every thinkable demographic

We are agreed there. But say only 1 percent of the adult population has one meal a day at chick-fil-a. that's still a 7 billion dollar market. That's roughly where they are now(10 billion gross a year)

I never even thought of even going to(or not going to) chick-fil-a until the latest stink. Considering there are a couple franchises in my area and never seeing an ad myself, that's alot of free publicity. Lots of new customers now.

I can easily see it going to 2-3 percent quickly now. They didn't stand out before.

maybe they'll become bigger than McDonalds in the bible belt or Colorado Springs

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me had every color in line.

Judging by your post history, I can only assume that your sig line is referencing a pre-1964 democratic party.

Judging by your post history, I can only assume that your sig line is a reference to a pre-1964 democratic party.

Although he may just be hungry. LOL!

I saw it here I believe, I don't remember which link.

Just after his round of self-flagellation

damn I never turn down one of those

Lots of black soldiers in line. Both enlisted and officers, based on the stickers on their cars. Traffic was screwed up near all four locations all afternoon.

Do I really need this?:

several blacks were interviewed while they were in the drive-thru line.

Perhaps the whites had money for Chik-Fil-A and the people of color were, uh, brown-bagging it?

Near my school, it's pretty much all white. Area, Chik-Fil-A workers, CFA customers. Been there a bunch of times. Then again, it's a few blocks from where I teach and a good place to kill time after school. I have students of color who work for Chik-Fil-A, but not that one. The one closer to their neighborhood. Houston self-segregates to a scary degree, but most kids want to work closer to home.

The one near the Walmart on the way to my school? Fair number of Latinos. Fair number of whites. Some blacks. Neighborhood, employees, customers. Only have been there once.

The one near the post office? Latino owner, mostly Latino and black ... neighborhood, employees, customers. It's clientele really resembled that of the grocery store near it. Been there once, too. It just opened in July.

Hadn't realized this until this post. Sort of had to riffle back through memories and images to find the info.

Then again, I'm sort of slow that way. I've been followed by store clerks who kept asking if they could help me. Only later would I realize that I was the only non-Asian non-Urdu-speaking person in the store, or the only non-Central-American shopper. For my birthday I insisted on going to some small Honduran place where they had to scrounge to find a waitress that spoke any English. Eh. Probably a good thing. My high school students are just like me when I was a grad student: When you look for something, you find it everywhere.

They haven't in the Kansas City area

Even if they don't outnumber, their plan is to outweigh.