Chick-fil-A cooking up new “family-friendly” video streaming service

Fast-food chain is paying up to $400K for unscripted content, Deadline reports.

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[DaveSimmons]

Some facts:

They make one of the best, if not the best fast food chicken sandwich.

Their customer service is 1000% better than any other fast food restaurant.

They could make millions of dollars just by opening on Sundays, but they refuse to ever do that. For any price.

The Hallmark Channel is consistently one of the top revenue makers in the industry.

There is a lot of echo-chamber denial in this forum.

Now the hard truth: the film/tv industry is about getting advertising in front of people who spend money. The demographic that this proposal is targeting is bigger and spends a lot more money than the demographic that was watching “The Acolyte.”

Yep, it's fair to call out their intolerance and decide not to give them any money because of it but they do make a great chicken sandwich.

If you dislike the company you're more likely to be taken seriously for criticizing what they get wrong, which does not include said sandwich.

 

[DaveSimmons]

Chick-fil-a TV sounds like a lame sequel to the Kentucky Fried Movie

Perhaps they do hire Catholic High School Girls in Trouble.

(Loved that movie.)

 

[DaveSimmons]

I like Wendys chicken sandwiches. And for fried chicken, there's KFC, the old go-to.

I get a Classic Chicken and medium fries several times a month and it's a good sandwich, but Chik-Fil-A's is better.