The chicken sandwich that the left loves to hate is apparently the same one America loves to love. The left is out of touch again. Oh, w...
The chicken sandwich that the left loves to hate is apparently the same one America loves to love.
The left is out of touch again. Oh, well — more delicious waffle fries for me.
For the fourth year in a row, Chick-fil-A was named the top limited service restaurant chain in the country on the American Customer Satisfaction Index, according to Forbes.
And the ACSI is no small survey, as its results are the aggregation of input from more than 23,000 respondents. Wearing the crown of customer satisfaction has made a definite impact on the fast-food restaurant’s revenue.
According to Forbes, Chick-fil-A “generated more than 10.4 billion in sales and leapfrogging Taco Bell and Subway for the No. 3 spot in the industry.”
And it did that while only being open six days a week. Chick-fil-A closes on Sundays out of respect for the day of worship. “Closing our business on Sunday, the Lord’s Day, is our way of honoring God and showing our loyalty to Him,” Chick-fil-A founder Truett Cathy wrote in his book “Eat Mor Chikin: Inspire More People.”
Although the restaurant didn’t score as high as it did last year — its tally dropped from 87 to 86 — it “still looms large over its closest competition on the consumer satisfaction scale, outpacing ‘all other restaurants’ at No. 2 with a score of 82, and Panera at No. 3 with a score of 81,” Forbes reported.
The chain’s high quality and unwavering commitment to its mission has brought it both fans and detractors.
“Despite some pushback against their values, @ChickfilA has been named America’s favorite restaurant chain for the 4th year in a row,” Rev. Franklin Graham tweeted. “I’m not surprised! Congratulations Chick-fil-A!”
Despite some pushback against their values, @ChickfilA has been named America’s favorite restaurant chain for the 4th year in a row. I’m not surprised! Congratulations Chick-fil-A! twitter.com/Forbes/status/…
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And he’s not the only one who feels that way. At the time of writing this article, Graham’s congratulatory tweet had more than 16,000 “likes.”
Cody Alcorn, a journalist with FOX Carolina, tweeted: “Despite who you LOVE quit hatin’ on @ChickfilA. You know you slide in the drive-thru regardless of what you post. đŸ˜‚đŸ¤ª #thosewafflefriestho.”
Despite who you LOVE quit hatin’ on @ChickfilA. You know you slide in the drive-thru regardless of what you post.#thosewafflefriestho twitter.com/forbes/status/…
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“Even if their food wasn’t great — which it is — they have by far and away the best customer service of any fast food restaurant,” Chris Sadeghi, a news reporter from Dallas, wrote. “A little bit of pride in your work goes a long, long way.”
Even if their food wasn’t great — which it is — they have by far and away the best customer service of any fast food restaurant. A little bit of pride in your work goes a long, long way. twitter.com/forbes/status/…
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So, don’t sweat the haters, Chick-fil-A. Just keep serving me those smiles and hot chicken sandwiches. It will be “my pleasure” to stay a fan.
It seems the harder the libturds push against a company the better it does.....because NORMAL people don't subscribe to their terminal mental case tactics.....
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