Did Chick-fil-A Pretend to Be a Teenage Girl on Facebook?

[Caliga]

The bigotry makes the chicken more delicious.

This weekend I had to swing by a mall to go to a Mens Wearhouse to get updated suit measurements for my bro's wedding.  I remembered there was a Chick-Fi-A in the food court so I wanted to eat lunch there because a) the chicken is delicious, and b) so are Mart's tears.

Then I got there and remembered it was Sunday.
http://khaaan.com/

[garbon]

I almost went to a Chick-Fil-A on my way back from Philly but it was a Sunday.

[garbon]

Btw, this story makes me feel proud to be an American.

http://smallbusiness.foxbusiness.com/entrepreneurs/2012/08/13/chick-felay-unfortunate-mix-up/

Canadian Chick-Felay Feels Backlash From Chick-fil-A's Gay Marriage Firestorm

Talk about an unfortunate mix-up. A Canadian franchise felt the wrath of some angry protesters thanks to its' showrunner's stance on gay marriage. The only problem was, the company's president and CEO never took one.

Chick-Felay, a Canadian chicken restaurant with four locations in Toronto, was on the receiving end of some confusing customer interaction thanks to its name, which is strikingly similar to the U.S.-based chain, Chick-fil-A. The U.S.-based Chick-fil-A has been in the national spotlight as of late after its president and CEO Dan Cathy spoke out against gay marriage. The Wall Street Journal reported Chick-Felay employees were unsure of why customers were both protesting and praising the staff's "stand."

"The servers were like, 'What's going on?', " Chick-Felay founder and CEO Nabeel Khan told the Wall Street Journal. "I didn't have any idea what they were talking about. I was selling chicken."

Chick-Felay won't be speaking out on any issues in the near future, and has only chicken in common with Chick-fil-A. Khan told the paper he is not in the business of politics.

Khan did not respond to requests for comment from FOXBusiness.com.