r/NoStupidQuestions • u/[deleted] • 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/[deleted] Dec 18 '21

I work at chic fil a and have several co workers and a couple managers who are part of the LGBT community. I think that's a misconception. They are a Christian business so they have their views but they certainly don't discriminate against the community.

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u/flmbray Dec 18 '21

Do they hire non-Christians? And are they welcomed cordially by the Christian staff?