San Antonio reaches agreement with FAA...Chick-fil-A...

[ripmeister]

Except on Sundays. That was the problem. The airport is open and people want food on Sundays. That store front is closed on Sundays.

This was my understanding of the issue, not the LGBTQ angle.

[Mister D]

This was my understanding of the issue, not the LGBTQ angle.

We have no doubt.

[ripmeister]

We have no doubt.

So you are saying it had nothing to do with being closed on a Sunday’s?

[Peter1469]

As is their right..................

If I managed an airport I would give vendor space to companies that would sign a contract requiring that they be open from 7am to 9pm 7 days a week. It is the right of any vendor to not sign such a contract.

[Peter1469]

Healthiest? Fried chicken?

Their chicken sucks. Mass produced factory farms chickens who likely never walked over 2 feet their entire miserable lives.

[Peter1469]

This was my understanding of the issue, not the LGBTQ angle.

No, that was my argument when the issue first came up. The city / airport was doing it because of the Christian values the company holds.

[Peter1469]

So you are saying it had nothing to do with being closed on a Sunday’s?

They used it as their primary public argument as cover for their true anti-Christian corporation agenda.

[countryboy]

Their chicken sucks. Mass produced factory farms chickens who likely never walked over 2 feet their entire miserable lives.

I've only eaten there a couple of times, and their food is mediocre, at best. I've never understood why people rave about it.

[DGUtley]

I've only eaten there a couple of times, and their food is mediocre, at best. I've never understood why people rave about it.

Agree.

[ripmeister]

If I managed an airport I would give vendor space to companies that would sign a contract requiring that they be open from 7am to 9pm 7 days a week. It is the right of any vendor to not sign such a contract.

Yes. My guess is that is valuable real estate so to speak.