Anonymous
07/17/2022 12:54
Subject: Is working at Chick-Fil-A a liability?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Best sandwhich; best fast food. I am a republican and I would eat it if AOC owned it. We all have to get over this nonsense boycott stuff.
This “boycott stuff” actually works. It’s free market feedback and voting with our dollars. And it worked with Chick-fil-A too (see PP’s link from their walk back)
Chick-fil-A isn’t hurting for businesses because a few people boycott them over their personally held beliefs. The place is closed on Sunday for crying out loud, they play Christian music in some stores, and there’s still a line around the building everyday from open until close. Most people overlook any differences they may have and go there for the good food, and quick and polite service. They also give back to local schools and communities and give employee scholarships more than any private company I’ve seen.
That LGBTQ person with a chip on their shoulder thinks they’re hurting Chick-fil-A business but really are just missing out on some yummy chicken biscuits and delicious peach milkshakes. They can boycott till the cows come home, that’s the free market like you said, but Chick-fil-A is doing just fine without them.
I have to wonder if the PP also boycotts Amish and Mennonite markets as well or if they don’t buy vegetables from farmers with Christian beliefs? At what point do you stop eating food to prove a point?
When someone is donating large sums of money to deny your fundamental rights that goes beyond chip on your shoulder. In the Amish donation example, are the Amish making large profits that they give to conservative causes or paying the salaries of employees who then give significant donations to conservative causes or candidates? No one who refuses to go to CFA thinks they are going to tank a corporation by going to Popeyes instead of CFA.
Anonymous
07/17/2022 12:50
Subject: Is working at Chick-Fil-A a liability?
Politics aside, CFA is garbage fast food no one should have to eat. And yes, I have tried it. Disgusting.
Anonymous
07/17/2022 12:31
Subject: Is working at Chick-Fil-A a liability?
Anonymous wrote:I don’t think it’s a ridiculous question. My son is a legacy at an extremely selective college. When I looked up the bio of his regional admissions officer, I noticed that the AO openly listed his orientation as gay. So I think I had cause to be concerned given my DC’s application will get a longer look due to his legacy status.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sorry but it’s a stupid question. As an admissions advisor I’d much rather see Chick-fil-A than McDonalds or Only Fans. At least Chick-fil-A people are friendly and know how to count change and aren’t blatantly strung out on drugs when they go to work. Chick-filA has higher standards for hiring than most entry level jobs. That you would even ask this question makes you ridiculous or a crappy troll attempt. My guess is the latter.
:lol:
Be sure and link his Only Fans page to the gay admissions officer. So much better credibility than working at Chick-fil-A.
Anonymous
07/17/2022 12:27
Subject: Is working at Chick-Fil-A a liability?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Best sandwhich; best fast food. I am a republican and I would eat it if AOC owned it. We all have to get over this nonsense boycott stuff.
This “boycott stuff” actually works. It’s free market feedback and voting with our dollars. And it worked with Chick-fil-A too (see PP’s link from their walk back)
Chick-fil-A isn’t hurting for businesses because a few people boycott them over their personally held beliefs. The place is closed on Sunday for crying out loud, they play Christian music in some stores, and there’s still a line around the building everyday from open until close. Most people overlook any differences they may have and go there for the good food, and quick and polite service. They also give back to local schools and communities and give employee scholarships more than any private company I’ve seen.
That LGBTQ person with a chip on their shoulder thinks they’re hurting Chick-fil-A business but really are just missing out on some yummy chicken biscuits and delicious peach milkshakes. They can boycott till the cows come home, that’s the free market like you said, but Chick-fil-A is doing just fine without them.
I have to wonder if the PP also boycotts Amish and Mennonite markets as well or if they don’t buy vegetables from farmers with Christian beliefs? At what point do you stop eating food to prove a point?
Anonymous
07/17/2022 12:25
Subject: Is working at Chick-Fil-A a liability?
Anonymous wrote:I don’t think it’s a ridiculous question. My son is a legacy at an extremely selective college. When I looked up the bio of his regional admissions officer, I noticed that the AO openly listed his orientation as gay. So I think I had cause to be concerned given my DC’s application will get a longer look due to his legacy status.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sorry but it’s a stupid question. As an admissions advisor I’d much rather see Chick-fil-A than McDonalds or Only Fans. At least Chick-fil-A people are friendly and know how to count change and aren’t blatantly strung out on drugs when they go to work. Chick-filA has higher standards for hiring than most entry level jobs. That you would even ask this question makes you ridiculous or a crappy troll attempt. My guess is the latter.
I belive the emoji was a reaction to the highlighted "Only Fans" comment
Anonymous
07/17/2022 12:20
Subject: Is working at Chick-Fil-A a liability?
I don’t think it’s a ridiculous question. My son is a legacy at an extremely selective college. When I looked up the bio of his regional admissions officer, I noticed that the AO openly listed his orientation as gay. So I think I had cause to be concerned given my DC’s application will get a longer look due to his legacy status.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sorry but it’s a stupid question. As an admissions advisor I’d much rather see Chick-fil-A than McDonalds or Only Fans. At least Chick-fil-A people are friendly and know how to count change and aren’t blatantly strung out on drugs when they go to work. Chick-filA has higher standards for hiring than most entry level jobs. That you would even ask this question makes you ridiculous or a crappy troll attempt. My guess is the latter.
Anonymous
07/17/2022 12:14
Subject: Re:Is working at Chick-Fil-A a liability?
It seems to me that Chick-Fil-A has a lot of young employees from diverse backgrounds who are taught valuable lessons about customer service that will help them in their later lives as they interact with others, whether it’s other customers, professors, clients, etc.
Anonymous
07/17/2022 12:04
Subject: Is working at Chick-Fil-A a liability?
Now Hobby Lobby is a different story. Might as well keep your list to ND, BYU, Baylor, Liberty and Hillsdale.
Anonymous
07/17/2022 11:58
Subject: Is working at Chick-Fil-A a liability?
Anonymous wrote:Sorry but it’s a stupid question. As an admissions advisor I’d much rather see Chick-fil-A than McDonalds or Only Fans. At least Chick-fil-A people are friendly and know how to count change and aren’t blatantly strung out on drugs when they go to work. Chick-filA has higher standards for hiring than most entry level jobs. That you would even ask this question makes you ridiculous or a crappy troll attempt. My guess is the latter.
Anonymous
07/17/2022 11:51
Subject: Is working at Chick-Fil-A a liability?
Anonymous wrote:Best sandwhich; best fast food. I am a republican and I would eat it if AOC owned it. We all have to get over this nonsense boycott stuff.
This “boycott stuff” actually works. It’s free market feedback and voting with our dollars. And it worked with Chick-fil-A too (see PP’s link from their walk back)
Anonymous
07/17/2022 11:47
Subject: Is working at Chick-Fil-A a liability?
Anonymous wrote:I don’t think so. CFA employees are consistently helpful and hardworking. It’s say it’s an advantage.
I agree that, if anything, it's an advantage. My DC just started working there, too, and the level of training is impressive. I can't imagine an AO would hold a CEO's comments against a teenage worker.
Anonymous
07/17/2022 11:40
Subject: Is working at Chick-Fil-A a liability?
Best sandwhich; best fast food. I am a republican and I would eat it if AOC owned it. We all have to get over this nonsense boycott stuff.
Anonymous
07/17/2022 11:39
Subject: Re:Is working at Chick-Fil-A a liability?
Anonymous wrote:Actually not a troll. I was worried, but judging from the other helpful responses, I don’t need to be.Anonymous wrote:Troll.
Your premise I think is wrong. Schhols, admin, and professors may be left leaning but IMO admissions people tend to be middle of the road or apolitical. I do not think they are left leaning as a group.
As to you question, it would be a plus. Hobby Lobby would be a plus. Republican National Committee would be a plus.
Anonymous
07/17/2022 10:58
Subject: Is working at Chick-Fil-A a liability?
I wouldn’t want my kid to go to a colleged that judged him for working at Chik-fil-a. Sounds like an absolute dystopia.
Anonymous
07/17/2022 10:57
Subject: Is working at Chick-Fil-A a liability?
Anonymous wrote:My 16 year old just got a job at Chick-Fil-A. I know college AO’s like to see kids working at jobs now. But most admissions officers are pretty left-leaning. Will Chick-Fil-A’s reputation as ant-LBGTQ make the job a liability for my son? The job was hard to get,and I’d like him to work there.
Get over yourself this post is absurd.
While yes I personally would not let my kid work there. NO one and I mean no college counselor cares what the job was in HS
Go back to your judgemental hole.
And I agree with a PP I would never ever hire someone who went to Liberty University.