Ripped Off?
Hit KFC on the way home. Got a $20 Family Fill up. Chicken Tenders, Mashed Potates, gravy, cole slaw, bisquits, (butter and honey.)
Once home, I realized they had changed their packaging, from the normal pint size styrofoam on their sides, to shallow plastic trays of each. My first thought was WTF? That looks like less to me. Wish I could have weighed a before and after.
I would not be surprised to find out, portion size just took a hit, while prices remained the same.
Once home, I realized they had changed their packaging, from the normal pint size styrofoam on their sides, to shallow plastic trays of each. My first thought was WTF? That looks like less to me. Wish I could have weighed a before and after.
I would not be surprised to find out, portion size just took a hit, while prices remained the same.
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Turkey is a better choice then chicken. 0 -
wpageabc wrote:Turkey is a better choice then chicken.
We don't have a KFT around here.
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Had to make up some of my own mashed potatoes, in order to not have the mashed potatoes swimming in gravy. (Over a couple servings.)
I plan on giving the KFC Manager Hell, (nicely) when I stop by.
I do not appreciate being taken advantage of. (Pretty much what I plan on telling him.)
Charge me the same, for less, without telling me? Why should I come back?0 -
mrmike08075 wrote:Ripped off??? You are an ardent supporter of taco bell?
I imagine you love spam and 7-11 rottiserie hot dogs.
Mike
Not an "ardent supporter." Merely a somewhat frequent customer that enjoys Tacos.
As far as Spam and 7-11 rotisserie hot dogs go, Guilty as charged. (However, I have not seen a "7-11" in probably 7 years or so.)0 -
KenK/84Bravo wrote:Had to make up some of my own mashed potatoes, in order to not have the mashed potatoes swimming in gravy. (Over a couple servings.)
I plan on giving the KFC Manager Hell, (nicely) when I stop by.
I do not appreciate being taken advantage of. (Pretty much what I plan on telling him.)
Charge me the same, for less, without telling me? Why should I come back?
Forget about contacting the local store manager.....mostly useless.
Contact corporate headquarters is more 'effective' IMO.
Nearly all chain outfits have email addresses, easily found on the net.
Address to Corp President or CEO.
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KenK/84Bravo wrote:Grasshopper wrote:Love all the comments on the "healthy" food choices. NO KFC ect ect. as you munch on turnips, lettuce, and carrots. Everyone but Ken and me must have 32" inseam and 34" length --I eat more possum but got to have some good, greasy chicken once in a while,
I held a 30" waist forever. When I hit my 40's it increased to a 32" waist.
Now I'm 6'1" at 200 lbs.
34" waist, 34" inseam. (I'm 57 now.)
I think/believe I eat pretty healthy. (All in all.) Yes, give me your best shot.
My best shot,,?/ 36" x 34" for the last 20 years and at 225 at 6' 1" maybe not a beast but ok but always room for improvement.0 -
Quick&Dead wrote:KenK/84Bravo wrote:Had to make up some of my own mashed potatoes, in order to not have the mashed potatoes swimming in gravy. (Over a couple servings.)
I plan on giving the KFC Manager Hell, (nicely) when I stop by.
I do not appreciate being taken advantage of. (Pretty much what I plan on telling him.)
Charge me the same, for less, without telling me? Why should I come back?
Forget about contacting the local store manager.....mostly useless.
Contact corporate headquarters is more 'effective' IMO.
Nearly all chain outfits have email addresses, easily found on the net.
Address to Corp President or CEO.
Yes Sir, you are correct. Of course that is the proper response, in order to not waste my time.0
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