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Forum: General Talk
10-11-2011, 10:34 PM
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I dearly love their nuggets but I can't stand the people who run the organization and what they do with their money. It's been really hard because I've been eating them since I was like 10, but I've actually been abstaining from Chick-fil-A. Haven't had any this year. I've really been fighting the urge, sigh. The only junk food I am more addicted to is McDonald's FF and Dunkin Donuts. No DD out west just about drove me insane. Not that there aren't a few good donuts out there, but I'm a Dunkin Donut's person all the way. It's ultra hard giving up your favorite treats when they conflict with your politics but I'm getting to the point where I can't just ignore some things. What Chick-fil-A does with their money is their business I suppose, but I just can't stand the idea of some of my money going for some of the things they support.
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Forum: General Talk
10-09-2011, 02:49 PM
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Nobody thinks twice that many retail stores are closed on Sundays or that some offices give their staff a week off at Christmas time or during the summer. But B&H closes every Sabbath and for a week here or there for their staff to have their religious holidays and people don't seem to get the reason for that.
When I lived in NYC I used to volunteer to work certain days so people could have off for whatever holiday they needed to go and celebrate. I took vacation when it was convenient for everyone, not just for me. Not having a husband and kids or being particularly religious I didn't much care. The only holiday I ever wanted off was Halloween and while they always thought that was funny they always let me have it off because I was so obliging otherwise most of the time...
I don't buy from them often, can't afford to, but it makes sense I think to check the holiday schedule first. They're actually open on days other stores might not be though, so it all works out in the end really.
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