Chick-Fil-A Named Best Fast Food Restaurant in America

[hadit]

I agree that the food is good. I just wish that what you are given wasn't so over priced.

God bless you always!!!

Holly

How else would they make the 700-900% profit per item?

Lay off the crack.

Then tell us, what is the correct number?

For about the ninth time: 4-5.5% is typical, 6-7% is spectacular.

For about the 20th time, why would an investor invest one million plus for a return he/she could get sitting at home in his/her underwear?

Because in this case too he's sitting at home in his underwear. He's the invester, remember?

 

[JOSweetHeart]

Rounding out the top 10:

1. Chick-fil-A
2. Panera Bread
3. Papa John’s
4. Pizza Hut
5. Subway
6. Arby’s
7. Chipolte
8. Domino’s
9. Dunkin’ Donuts
10. Starbucks

What kind of stuff does the #7 place have? I've never heard of it.

God bless you always!!!

Holly

 

[Lady Justice]

Wendy's makes a better chicken sandwich.

Are you insane?

 

[hadit]

Rounding out the top 10:

1. Chick-fil-A
2. Panera Bread
3. Papa John’s
4. Pizza Hut
5. Subway
6. Arby’s
7. Chipolte
8. Domino’s
9. Dunkin’ Donuts
10. Starbucks

What kind of stuff does the #7 place have? I've never heard of it.

God bless you always!!!

Holly

Mexican. Very assembly line.

 

[Disir]

Wendy's makes a better chicken sandwich.

Are you insane?

Go back to your trailer park, lil' meth head.

 

[Slyhunter]

Wendy's makes a better chicken sandwich.

Are you insane?

Go back to your trailer park, lil' meth head.

Wendy's spicy chicken isn't spicy. putting some black pepper on it doesn't make it spicy.

 

[Andylusion]

By so successful, he means top of the list.

Oh, so all those years they weren't at the top...their system was not successful?

When they fall to second place...we can say their system is inferior?

Don't try to equivocate yourself or him out of his silly comment.

Huh?

I think the primary reason they were not at the top of the list, is because they were not on the list, and the reason they were not on the list is simply because they were a small chain, that few people heard of.

We're talking about a company that only has 2,000 locations compared to McDonald's 14,000 locations, or Pizza Hut 7,000 locations, or Dairy Queen 6,000 locations.

I would wager that even if you had the best customer service on the planet, that if only 1 in 10 people surveyed even knew your store existed, that it would be hard to get on the list.

For a store with so few locations relative to the long established chains, to end up top of the list, is a rather massive accomplishment from any perspective.

Also, I find that amusing, that you think the fact they were not top of the list before, means their system doesn't work.

That's like me weighting 400 lbs, and going on a diet. The following month I lose 10 lbs. In 2 years, I end up weighting 160 lbs.

Then you come along and say "Yeah well your diet plan really wasn't all that good. Just look at all the months you were still way overweight!".

No one who supports Chick-fil-a believes that 50 years ago, they woke up one morning with this management style, and policies in place. The system of operations they have today, is the culmination of decades of trial and error.

To suggest that where they are today as a company, is not the result of the current policies and operational standards they have in place today, is beyond ridiculous. It's idiotic and foolish.

 

[hadit]

By so successful, he means top of the list.

Oh, so all those years they weren't at the top...their system was not successful?

When they fall to second place...we can say their system is inferior?

Don't try to equivocate yourself or him out of his silly comment.

Huh?

I think the primary reason they were not at the top of the list, is because they were not on the list, and the reason they were not on the list is simply because they were a small chain, that few people heard of.

We're talking about a company that only has 2,000 locations compared to McDonald's 14,000 locations, or Pizza Hut 7,000 locations, or Dairy Queen 6,000 locations.

I would wager that even if you had the best customer service on the planet, that if only 1 in 10 people surveyed even knew your store existed, that it would be hard to get on the list.

For a store with so few locations relative to the long established chains, to end up top of the list, is a rather massive accomplishment from any perspective.

Also, I find that amusing, that you think the fact they were not top of the list before, means their system doesn't work.

That's like me weighting 400 lbs, and going on a diet. The following month I lose 10 lbs. In 2 years, I end up weighting 160 lbs.

Then you come along and say "Yeah well your diet plan really wasn't all that good. Just look at all the months you were still way overweight!".

No one who supports Chick-fil-a believes that 50 years ago, they woke up one morning with this management style, and policies in place. The system of operations they have today, is the culmination of decades of trial and error.

To suggest that where they are today as a company, is not the result of the current policies and operational standards they have in place today, is beyond ridiculous. It's idiotic and foolish.

It's sour grapes. They don't like the personal policies of the owners so they can't acknowledge that the stores are doing well and are popular.

 

[Andylusion]

By so successful, he means top of the list.

Oh, so all those years they weren't at the top...their system was not successful?

When they fall to second place...we can say their system is inferior?

Don't try to equivocate yourself or him out of his silly comment.

Huh?

I think the primary reason they were not at the top of the list, is because they were not on the list, and the reason they were not on the list is simply because they were a small chain, that few people heard of.

We're talking about a company that only has 2,000 locations compared to McDonald's 14,000 locations, or Pizza Hut 7,000 locations, or Dairy Queen 6,000 locations.

I would wager that even if you had the best customer service on the planet, that if only 1 in 10 people surveyed even knew your store existed, that it would be hard to get on the list.

For a store with so few locations relative to the long established chains, to end up top of the list, is a rather massive accomplishment from any perspective.

Also, I find that amusing, that you think the fact they were not top of the list before, means their system doesn't work.

That's like me weighting 400 lbs, and going on a diet. The following month I lose 10 lbs. In 2 years, I end up weighting 160 lbs.

Then you come along and say "Yeah well your diet plan really wasn't all that good. Just look at all the months you were still way overweight!".

No one who supports Chick-fil-a believes that 50 years ago, they woke up one morning with this management style, and policies in place. The system of operations they have today, is the culmination of decades of trial and error.

To suggest that where they are today as a company, is not the result of the current policies and operational standards they have in place today, is beyond ridiculous. It's idiotic and foolish.

It's sour grapes. They don't like the personal policies of the owners so they can't acknowledge that the stores are doing well and are popular.

That to me is so strange. I have pagan friends, that believe things that are completely insane to me. I never once thought to not acknowledge the skills they have, because of their beliefs.

I have a woman friend who makes metal armor. Like armor they use in movies and stuff. She believes some crazy anti-christian stuff. Crazy stuff too, even by pagan standards.

She is still fantastic at making armor, and I tell her that all the time.

Why would you not acknowledge what people do that is clearly good?

 

[candycorn]

Wendy's makes a better chicken sandwich.

Are you insane?

Agree with you there….CFA is very, very good…maybe the best but Wendys? Awful.