Chicken Hits the
Wow! I have seen shows about fast food joints that do "wrong" with the food, but now I have experienced it. I just went through the drive-through at Wendy's (9:45p.m.) in Winfield, Ks and watched the employees drop chicken on the floor and pick it up to use. They, three employees, huddled around the manager, how obvious, as he picked up the poor chicken and placed it in a silver food container, the type used on a hot bar. About two minutes later the chicken made the trip from the back of the store to the front, in the silver container. A few minutes later my food arived at the window, I refused the chicken sandwich with a "No Thanks" on the grilled chicken. I know now that you can not trust anyone to be honest when it comes to fast food. How much could that one piece of chicken cost that it could not have been thrown away. I do not know that the chicken was given to me, but you can be sure it was given to someone. Why else would it have been taken to the front? Why try to hide that it hit the floor in the first place, just pick it up and trow it away,especially when you know you are being watch at the drive through window. Eat at Wendy's late, No Thanks, It's not Great!    [21 Feb 2004 23:41:35]

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Recommended Dishes: NONE, unless you like you like it walked on.

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