I try to not be appalled by such trivial matters ...

KFC is like the MCD of chicken... prefer Church's or Popeye's

I'm appalled that people still eat that KFC shit!

Anybody ever try Pioneer or Jim Dandy Fried Chicken? :thumbsup

That's weird, I live here in Vegas. There isn't anywhere else with as many dining options.

And yet there are KFC's all over town. And they do quite well. Matter of fact, I grab the $5 fill up deal for lunch sometimes. Couple of pieces of chicken, mashed potatoes, cookie, and a coke for 5 bucks is a pretty good deal for lunch. :)

It doesn't surprise me at all. Yum inc who owns the KFC brand has run every single franchise it bought into the ground. They destroyed Pizza Hut, Taco Bell, KFC, A&W and Long John Silver. All were thriving businesses until Yum bought them.

Us hear in the midwest have better taste :thumbsup

Hehe here in the ghetto where I live - excuse me, I mean el barrio - we've got Kennedy Fried Chicken. You know, the cheap KFC knock-off. Always dirty as fuck, greasy-looking and packed with people.

People are such sheep, believe every urban legend that comes down the pike - KFC is fine, it's real chicken, no different than any other chicken, the spices in the batter give it the most unique taste of any food I can think of. Their cole slaw is awesome, and their gravy is too. That said, I have it maybe twice a year, chicken is very boring and bland tasting - why everybody covers it with sauces and spices regardless of what method of cooking you use on it.

I hate what they're doing, Colonel Sanders was a real person, not some creepy Ronald McDonald type mascot. Imagine Disney doing a new TV series and hiring an actor to play Walt Disney to introduce the show each week.

I wonder if they contacted his family about it - not like he died 100 years ago, he's probably got kids who are still alive or for sure grandchildren.

"The states that are part of the Midwest are: Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota, and Wisconsin."

Chicago has 137 KFC's

Detroit has 93 KFC's

Indianapolis has 58 KFC's

Cincinatti has 63 KFC's

St. Louis has 39 KFC's

Cleveland has 47 KFC's


So yeah..the midwestern states have plenty of KFC's. :) :pimp

Oh by the way tonyparra, Las Vegas has 27 KFC's

Less than the bigger towns do in the midwest. :)

How old is that because I live in cleveland and theres is maybe 2 or 3 kfc's that i can think of, most are in suburbs far from competition. Anywhere a popeyes opened up or one of the local chains they promptly shuttered kfc. Hey the 5 dollar box look like a good deal I cant stand the original chicken though, I used to work at kfc about 15 years ago...the one I worked at is closed as well.

All I know about fried chicken is that in most US cities, when you've found yourself near Churchs or Popeyes, you better have a loaded pistol in your lap and turn the car around quickly and get out of that area.

ugh, i just had friedd chicken a week or so ago. but a popeyes spicy breast with one of their killer biscuits sounds mighty fine! and a jalepeno!! but i'll refrain. no biggie, fried chicken's not going anywhere.

eating real fried chicken in the south has ruined me from all of these places. i think northerners have been trying to copy kfc so long that they got off track on how its supposed to be. simple is better.

its the fact they are using an idiotic stereotype... try to keep up man...

now norm mcdonald is colonel sanders.

Well in my hometown in IN we only have one KFC and I think it's one too many

We do have
4 Subways
3 MCD
2 Arby's
2 Pizza huts
2 taco bells
3 Penguin Points (indiana thing)
and then another dozen or so fast food and pizza places serving our pop. of just 20k :1orglaugh

I don't think I've ate KFC in the last 5 years and I'm fine going another 5 years. I find nothing wrong with this ad.. But like someone said. It looks like it's done it's job if you are talking about it.