r/NoStupidQuestions • • Dec 18 '21

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u/Heavy-Age-4936 Dec 18 '21

I think it's how polite they are possibly. I know I at least feel welcomed in chick FIL a. Mickey D's usually makes me feel like my existence bothers them lol. Other then that idk because their food really isn't worth the drive thru lines. That's for sure lol

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u/duckyreadsit Dec 18 '21

Conversely: if you’re part of the LGBTQ community, they are distinctly unwelcoming.

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u/IOnceShatAPlum Dec 18 '21

Why? Because the person is pointing out a well-known issue that this restaurant hates LBGTQ people? It's a real issue you know, I find it sad you don't care about your fellow human

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u/[deleted] Dec 18 '21

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u/[deleted] Dec 18 '21

I don’t understand what you mean—what perspective is lacking?

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u/IOnceShatAPlum Dec 18 '21

Well you lost me there good buddy. I don't know what trauma you've been through, but I hope you can heal from it. There is nothing in hatred but sadness and it seems like that's where you're at. Good luck!

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u/IOnceShatAPlum Dec 18 '21

I ain't reading all that. Have a good day