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George Chickfi-fil-A, but after my first visit… I don’t think Southern Utah is ready for a Chick-fil-A. I was so excited for the grand opening of the ST.

A drunk kid at 2 AM isn’t going to care if his Taco Bell worker is nice, he just wants his crunch wrap supreme and extra large baja blast. You have to have the same quality of food to be as successful as Chick-fil-A though. They don’t say my pleasure, but they are indeed trying to copy the feeling and attitude of Chick-fil-A. Why is that? Because most of the McDonalds and Taco Bells in my state of inhabitance have workers that are more friendly and ask how my day goes. I had to be nice and smile and help them out even though in my opinion they didn’t deserve the “my pleasure” attitude.Īnd as always, EVERYONE will say thank you one thousand times JUST to hear us say “my pleasure.” It never bothered me, but that’s what they were going for.įrom my life experience I feel as if the “my pleasure” attitude is good for Chick-fil-A and it helps profit the business. Sadly, there were always those male chauvinist pigs who were oh so lovely and treated me like absolute shit and I could do nothing about it. So I’d like to know, is the “my pleasure,” happy attitude of the Chick-fil-A employees effective or bothersome?įrom my experience of working there, the older population and the young mothers with fifteen kids were the most appreciative of the helpful and happy attitudes.

There are always those people who don’t like happy people, it could be their attitude, past experiences with happy people, the classic misery loves company, or even schizophrenia people. I did not care though, because I saw the happiness this fine establishment had brought to my friends, especially the ones that had never had the ChickfilA experience. I may or may not have spilled polynesian sauces all over my white pants. It is not only the taste that matters though it’s the “my pleasure” attitude, and the 30 second wait for food, the clean and friendly environment, as well as the smiles everywhere. Three of my four comrades had never experienced this pure deliciousness. I am happy to say, that my van of amigos was able to satisfy our craving by the end of the week and sneak away. We even made a chant to mock one of the universities, “Chickfila, Chickfila, Hey Hey Hey!!!!!” We chanted that at every meal, before bed, right when we woke up, driving, and during service.

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It was a very good experience for all, but I would like to focus on how many times I heard the phrase, “can we give this free food to the homeless and go buy Chick-fil-a?” It is not only my addiction! It is like a virus!!! Every meal I heard that. At this conference there was a lot of service and learning. George Utah with all of the surrounding university’s student body service leaders and student government leaders. I recently went to a leadership conference in the lovely St.