My Pleasure: The Unofficial Chick-fil-A Podcast

Saying goodbye to our four-legged family members can be excruciating. Today on the podcast—how Chickfila helped one woman through one of the most difficult experiences of her life.

This episode was produced by Alison Storm and edited by Jim Mann, Mann Made Productions.

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Bacon Buggy. Hamborghini. Truck Norris. Food trucks sling delicious items from smoothies to sliders and everything in between. And now your favorite chicken will be rolling into town! According to the Chickfila website there are 30 of them rolling around America. Today on the podcast we welcome David Grimm, the owner operator of Iowa’s only Chickfila food truck. 

David has an incredible story of how he's been able to serve his community through chicken. Within the last five years, he's given away over $750,000 in food donations and support to the community, $150,000 in food to donations to local homeless shelters, and another $100,000 in tuition and education assistance to his team members. On top of that, David says his team has experienced many miracles and 95 of them have given their hearts to the Lord over the last two and a half years.

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It’s GAME ON, baby! Season 4 of My Pleasure: the Unofficial Chickfila Podcast is here! We're launching on what would have been Chickfila founder Truett Cathy's 102nd birthday. You definitely won’t be BOARD because we’ve got some exclusive news to share with you. Don’t have a CLUE? Take a RISK and stick around. You won’t be SORRY!    

This episode was produced by Alison Storm and edited by Jim Mann, Mann Made Productions.

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Three-day work weeks, Chick-fil-A tattoos and a game of CONES. What a season it’s been! We're sharing our thoughts on the newly launched Chickfila online store (and explaining what happened to ours!) Plus, we're wrapping up season 3 of the podcast by sharing our favorite episodes.

If you missed any episodes, now is your time to catch up! We'll be back with season 4 around March 14th, what would have been founder Truett Cathy's 102nd birthday. Until then, stay tender and saucy, my friends!

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Almost every time we have a guest on the show we ask them this question—how many lifetime points do you have on the Chickfila app? Well this guy’s answer blew us away.     

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How many consecutive days could you eat Chickfila? Except Sundays, of course!

Digging back into the news archive, we found reports about a teenage boy in Atlanta who broke a record by eating at Chickfila more than 100 days in a row. That inspired Mark Mendenhall, known as the mayor of his Chickfila, to eat Chickfila 114 days in a row. On day 15, Mark was at Disneyland with his family. He drove back to his Chickfila to keep the streak alive and then rejoined his family at Disney!

Then in 2020, a Pennsylvania man saw that story and thought he could beat it. Matt Stoudt ended up with a 132-day Chickfila streak. Ben Boyles saw that story and got inspired. In this episode you'll meet Ben, the California man who holds this delicious record. And he did it all for charity!

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A Chick-fil-A operator is making headlines for his winning recipe of work/life balance: offering full-time employees a three-day work week. Justin Lindsey, 41, is the local operator of Chick-fil-A Kendall in Florida. According to QSR Magazine, Lindsey was hitting incredible benchmarks but at the cost of overworking his staff. Many were logging 70 hours a week and sacrificing vacations. Since switching to this model he’s had 100% retention at the management level.

Susan Carnes is an account manager with Cooper Connect, a company whose sole focus is to recruit the perfect people for positions at Chick-fil-A. Carnes joins us on the podcast to discuss the 3-day work week idea, and explains why it didn't go so well at another Chick-fil-A location.

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We’ve seen cakes that look like waffle fries, chicken sandwiches and sauce packets. But today you’ll meet a self-taught home baker whose Chickfila-themed dessert truly takes the cake. You can see Kristen Sanders' creations on Instagram @ThatSweetsChick.

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A California surfer is hoping to combine his two loves—catching waves and eating Chickfila.   

In the US, about 1.73 million people go surfing at least once a year. Worldwide around 23 million people surf. But we're guessing none of these surfers are as equally passionate about Chick-fil-A as 33-year-old Phred. He's even been known to surf in a cow mask!

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Breathing crisp air, gazing at colorful leaves, wearing cozy sweatshirts and of course… sipping on an autumn spice milkshake from Chickfila. It’s fall y’all!

Our guest for this episode is Lacey Keigley, the owner and writer at Travelers Rest Here. It's a website dedicated to telling fascinating stories, uncovering unique destinations and publicizing noteworthy events involving the beautiful community of Travelers Rest, South Carolina.

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