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richardhutnik on 04 August 2012
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S.T.A.G.E. said:
richardhutnik said:
sethnintendo said:
richardhutnik said:
sethnintendo said:

Those toppings would take away from the fried grease taste right?

 I assume that you have had one of their sandwiches.


Back in early 2000 on Texas Tech campus.  Like I said Chik-Fil-A is overpriced.  Why would I eat at an overpriced fast food place?  They aren't some high end "fast food" place like Rudy's or Mighty Fine Burger so their price isn't justified.  The whole closed on Sunday reminds me of their Christian values which then reminds me of the hard liquor ban on Sunday thus pissing me off. 

Closed on Sunday means that their workers do get a day off.  And, well, considering you don't seem a fan of the food, I would think you would wish they would be closed 7 days a week.

Their workers dont get a day off because the owners nice, its because of illread scripture. I am a fan of the food, Im happy they cant get the "Obey the sabbath day for it is holy" part of the ten commandments. I would much rather eat there on a saturday with my friends. Much like most of the Christian world (not all) Chick-Fil-A is closed on the wrong day which their god demands them to rest, which should be saturday like Jehovahs Witnesses, Jews and Muslims. They rest on the first day of the week rather than the last.

Church is on Sunday.  Blue laws and so on came about to enable people to get to church.  By not being open on Sundays, people can get to church.  This is in keeping with the beliefs of the owners.  It is the principle that remains here for them.  They decide to keep wiht the principle of the day off, and have it on Sunday.  That is why they do it.