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Chick-fil-A Now Carding Teens?!
Chick-fil-A in Ohio just dropped a wild new rule: anyone 17 or under needs an adult (21+) to dine in. Apparently, rowdy teens pushed them to make this move to keep things 'family-friendly.' This isn’t the first time a Chick-fil-A has done this, but it’s got people talking—could this spread to other locations? Would you support a rule like this at your favorite spot, or is it overkill? Sound off! #Food #ChickfilA #DiningRules
Ohio • 14 days ago
S Man
Chick-fil-A is overrated, I haven't gone to one lol
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Reno, NV
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Beargirls @ Tahoe
Good for them! Put your foot down and don’t put up with their 💩🤬
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Sigma
good, keep the rif raf out. It kinda sucks, not ALL teenagers are bad. However, its the only way, if you say one kid can enter and another can't. there will be more law suits than you can count.
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Fairfield, OH
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sc swamp fox news
if my child is 16 or 17 years old and out working or out traveling which he or she is allowed to do Chick-fil-A's going to tell my child they can't eat there how Christian of them
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Cheryl Scudder Godwin
What this article doesn't mention that another does is that this particular one is in a mall that also has the rule that anyone under 17 has to be with an adult they are only enforcing the Mall's existing rule
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Ghent, KY
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SmokeandMirrors
adults can't stand it when teenagers are laughing and having a good time.
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Floyd Carroll
I did not know Chick-fil-A sold alcohol so why should they card kids
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Big Lake, TX
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Beckie Veneullen
They could just throw the ones out causing the problems. Not punishing everyone because of actions of a few.
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Springdale, AR
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Susan M. Cain
Gee I wonder when all this division started, hmmm let me think about this for a nano second!
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Tampa, FL
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Francis Williams
good it's just makes a terrible experience when you have a bunch of roudy kids or adults for that matter
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Port Lavaca, TX
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