New Yorker Magazine Decries Chick-fil-A's 'Creepy Pervasive Christian Traditionalism'

Christian Post ^ | 04/16/2018 | Anugrah Kumar

[SeekAndFind]

Commuters walk past a Chick-fil-A freestanding franchise in Midtown, New York

[Trillian]

Creepy and pervasive describes the homo complaining about chicken sandwiches. More leftist projection.

[Vigilanteman]

Only a New Yorker or left coast libtard could find ultra polite service and decent food at a fast food restaurant creepy instead of pleasant.

[Telepathic Intruder]

I wonder what God will say on Judgement Day when he says Christ is “creepy”?

[Little Ray]

Pervasive Christian Traditionalism is a feature, not a bug.
I can understand why Hell’s Newspaper of Record might object, though.

[Diana in Wisconsin]

“If Chick-fil-A can make it there, they’ll make it anywhere...it’s up to YOU, New York, New York!”

Ba-Dump-Dump! :)

[txrefugee]

Poor pagan. He doesn’t get it. God’s blessing rests on those who love and serve Him.

[Mrs. Don-o]

This is the New Yorker Magazine (not NYT).

[Diana in Wisconsin]

[SpinnerWebb]

The cows evangelize?

REED MOR BYBEL

[Liz]

Gotta have a deluxe Chick-Fil-a sandwich: w/ frilly lettuce leaf, vine-
ripened tomato slices, cheese slice. Add a side of hot, crisp waffle fries,
large iced real lemonade, couple containers of CFA’s luscious “special
sauce.....” and you got lunch.

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No less a sophisticate than Esquire Mag named Chick-fil-a one of the nation’s best sandwiches.

ESQUIRE REVIEW You can get a chicken sandwich anywhere, which may explain your low expectations.
Boneless breast. Bun. Blah. But down south, there lives an eye-opener.

A come-to-Jesus sandwich. The Chick-fil-A. Seasoned, breaded breast served on a
toasted buttered bun with dill- pickle slices. No mayo. No sauce at all.
Deceptively simple, yet transcendent. The hook is the breading: spicy, with an intoxicating crunch.

The meat is always juicy, never chewy. The bun is like lingerie — there, but not, providing delicious support
without obscuring the main flavor.

The first bite changes everything you think you know about chicken. And about the need for condiments. — Allison Glock

Read more: http://www.esquire.com/features/food-drink/sandwiches#ixzz211NacUiU

[FreedomPoster]

Again, even Nate Silver gets it, and he's no friend to Republicans.

#MAGA #WINNING

[windsorknot]

Perhaps The New Yorker rag prefers Sharia and its many delights.

[Shady]

Had one last year on a trip. Exquisite.

[Quality_Not_Quantity]

I wonder how he feels when sees a family bowing their heads in prayer before eating? I’ll bet his head practically explodes.

[steve86]

My town is just about the same size as yours but we haven’t yet been graced with this wonderful chain. I think greater Seattle area has one or a couple but I’ve been avoiding that area the last few years. Do you folks have one in JC?

[ConservativeWarrior]

Saw this earlier today.

Inspired me to pic CFA for lunch. My 3 coworkers and I enjoyed in immensely, per usual.

[Berosus]

Here in Lexington, KY we have five Chick-fil-a stores, and another is under construction as I write this. Even at 3 PM, normally a slow time for eating establishments, they’re doing a bang-up business. It also helps that just about everybody there, both customers and staff, is in a cheerful mood.

[Mrs. Don-o]

Yeah, four Chick-fil-A’s in Johnson City. Another example of the excellent cultural environment of Upper East Tennessee.

[Mrs. Don-o]

:o)