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>Deliciously tender and juicy chicken with a tangy sauce, paired with delicious bread and crispy fries
If you don't like Raising Cane's you like the breading on chicken, not the chicken itself.
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>>21911392
Buy an ad noosebait.
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Sometimes I wonder if the ruling class have built their own secret schools somewhere, since even our top institutions have gone full retard.
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>>21911487
Anon... Be very, very careful about what you say
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>>21911487
>I'm gonna sell the shittiest unseasoned chicken with some mediocre fry sauce and a bunch of goycattle will eat it up
The professor's only mistake was underestimating how retarded and unrefined Americans are — not surprising when you teach at an elite school and are surrounded by properly ensouled people all day.
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I'm betting his parents are rich, completely invalidating his success.
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>>21911392
We're getting one in my town soon but I doubt they're gonna be much better than the chicken at the Fred Meyer deli.
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>>21911588
It's not. It's bland garbage, store chicken strips whoop them 99% of time. I am convinced it's just people liking the caniac sauce
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Why do they serve toast with chicken and fries? That's chip butty level retarded.
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i've never once bothered/been curious with canes because there's a chick fil a right down the street from it which is infinitely better
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>>21911621
Heavily buttered Texas toast swells in the stomach when a liquid, usually a large soda, comes into contact with it in the stomach. This sends false signals of fullness to the brain, which causes a release of serotonin. If you ever have the misfortune of going to a Cain's, then you should remove the thick layer of breading and see just how little chicken you actually get with the meal. This allows the franchise to sell incredibly cheap foods (bread, breading, and potatoes) for a relatively high price, while the consumer mistakenly believes they've eaten a filling meal instead of a carb-loaded diabetes-inducing snack.
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>>21911487
Yep, they're called secret societies. Where have you been? This should be obvious to you by now. The really rich and powerful understand the system perfectly and already have their children being prepared for the cut out careers that they can connect them to through their own group of networking. These kids have full on day schedules, getting them started on piano as soon as the can press the keys down, so by the time they're 18 hollywood is ready to utilize them as a puppet slave to continue the shit show happening on earth.

>>21911392
I've heard mixed things about raising cane's. I'm curious, cause good fried chicken is not so easy to come by depending where you live.
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>>21911392
>Raising Cane's
don't toss their Cane Meal out the window of your vehicle as your scream down the Interstate at 90mph
I'm still trying to get their goddamned sugar sauce off the side of my truck
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>>21911621
I use the toast to make myself a little chicken sandwich with the fries and the sauce. I thought most people did that
Raising Cane's is OK. For fast food, it's much better than bullshit like McDonald's but it's still not worth your money. Best to buy your tendies frozen or make them yourself.
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>>21911645
Sounds like a you problem and a skill issue.
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>>21911645
You got owned
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>>21911392
The chicken being tasteless is entirely the reason the business model works.
They can enter any market, cater to any palette, and all it takes is one half-decent sauce.
The chicken is just a low-cost high-volume vehicle for sauce.
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>Deliciously tender and juicy chicken
Where? I thought this was a Cane’s thread?

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