u/XpertRacer8803

I mean you guys act like you have never had a chicken sandwich before in y’all’s life. Complete A holes to the workers and staff there. Bremerton continues to show me that Washington people fucking blow.

Anyone who hasn’t been, stay far away until it EVENTUALLY chills out if it ever does. Absolutely mind boggling to how many entitled man children are in this town/state over some fucking chicken.

Edit: I’ve seen a lot of people make the comment of homophobic chicken, or something in that realm and I just wanted to say, nothing about this post said anything about sexuality or anything. If your mantra in life is worried about a chicken owners opinions, you don’t have to shop there and probably need to figure out your priorities. So stop fucking telling me about it. I could literally give a fuck less that you don’t support Chick-fil-A. I don’t care if your Bi, Queer, Trans, LGBTQ or what ever else you identify or there is either. I don’t have a problem with anyone of the sorts but god damn man. Some of yall are the most miserable mfs on the internet. This was a post only said anything about the morons of Bremerton, who crowd and can’t act right at this place.

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