Even fast food restaurants are talking trash now.

If we're going to play off the coach's name to the extent we have, I don't think we can complain too much when someone else does it better (arguably in terms of appropriateness, and obviously depending on your perspective).  Not everyone loves us.  I'm just glad anyone still hates us maybe...

 
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It’s a total nothing burger . We have lots better things to focus on than some dope on the internet and his failed attempt at humor . GBR

 
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More like #6.  I’m boycotting because it’s something I can actually DO. I don’t want businesses to be edgy, or trolling, or to pile on fan bases while trying to sell them products.

https://www.businessinsider.com/biggest-fast-food-chains-in-america-2018-6
Dear lord....

As previously stated, I am referring to sales not locations.

Your list is by percentage of locations.

And to what you are doing, good.  That is your right as a consumer and if enough others feel the way you do it may change behavior.  This is the beauty of capitalism.  The prices and product successes are determined by the market and, therefore, by the people who purchase goods.

 
Good lord, some people are super sensitive. Seriously, you're getting worked up over a tweet from a fast food chain about 18-22 year olds playing a sport. Let that sink in for a bit and learn to laugh, it'll do you good in the long term. 

 
The only fast food I boycott is White Castle and Sonic.

White Castle because it is very addictive despite the poor quality and I want to avoid relapsing into my younger bachelor behaviors.

Sonic because every time we stop there, my kids spill their milkshakes all over the f**king car.

(also Chik Fil A because of their politics, but that does not create a whimsical anecdote)

But Wendy herself could throw a Baconator directly into Scott Frost's face, and I would be scrounging on the floor to pick up the scraps.

 
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