Hello Kitty KFC

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Dungeon Crawler Carl
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America used to do interesting fun stuff like this all the time, now we don't do anything

Our fast food places used to have their own identities, they were fun and vibrant. Now everything is just corporate slop with no identity

America doesn't take risks, businesses need to stop playing it safe and do fund still like this again for Americans. Bring some life back into our country




Innovation and risk taking is what this country used to do extremely well. What happened and more importantly how do we get back to doing it again?
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Viva Mexico and Hello Kitty!
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Picture of a cat at a KFC in a foreign country doesn't make me hungry
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Hola Gato!
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Fire all the ****ing finance and HR nerds that ruin every corporation in 'Murica and we can do cool **** again.

BUT MUH EBITDA!!!! SHUT UP NERD!
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Sanrio (Hello Kitty parent company) World in Japan was…something.
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mike0305 said:

Hola Gato!

Perhaps Gato is on the menu. It is Mexico.
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We have not 1 but 2 Hello Kitty nights out of 81 Houston Astros home games so I don't know how much more you want the Astros to do.

They even sell Hello Kitty plushies in Astros gear.

As far as creative drive throughs, you gotta go pretty hard to beat the double drive through at In N Out Burger in Torrance, CA.

Taco Cabana used to have a double drive through in College Station but now they just have Fuego and Doordash.
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El Gato Hermanos
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Mexican entrepreneurship at its best.
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Chick-fil-A does a pretty good job of having two drive thru lines as well.

Taco Cabana food is pretty terrible now. A couple of years ago I went to the one in Richardson and it was so bad that I've not had it since. Just went to Fuego's last weekend when I was down for my son's graduation and the food was very good and came out fast!


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doubledog said:

mike0305 said:

Hola Gato!

Perhaps Gato is on the menu. It is Mexico.

Gato Fritos
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I'll eat at any fast food restaurant that puts Donut riding Mongo on display and then uses a Samantha voice to take the orders.
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Have you driven around suburbs in Texas,

I have seen virtually the same retail business park/strip center copy/pasted a thousand times. It's a random mix of about 10-20 of yhe same chain stores and restaurants. The same look, the same signage, franchises and retail chains. Bland, predictable, boring. Copy/paste. It's what Americans want now. Easy and repetitive.
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MouthBQ98 said:

Have you driven around suburbs in Texas,

I have seen virtually the same retail business park/strip center copy/pasted a thousand times. It's a random mix of about 10-20 of yhe same chain stores and restaurants. The same look, the same signage, franchises and retail chains. Bland, predictable, boring. Copy/paste. It's what Americans want now. Easy and repetitive.

Was it a North Dallas suburb?

Then one would surmise "Americans" only want Indian food now.

I'm Gipper
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What about locations in Vietnam or Haiti?
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akm91 said:

Chick-fil-A does a pretty good job of having two drive thru lines as well.

Taco Cabana food is pretty terrible now. A couple of years ago I went to the one in Richardson and it was so bad that I've not had it since. Just went to Fuego's last weekend when I was down for my son's graduation and the food was very good and came out fast!




I used to love Taco Cabana. I moved from Texas some time ago, but I went to one while visiting a couple of years ago. It was awful.
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torrid said:

akm91 said:

Chick-fil-A does a pretty good job of having two drive thru lines as well.

Taco Cabana food is pretty terrible now. A couple of years ago I went to the one in Richardson and it was so bad that I've not had it since. Just went to Fuego's last weekend when I was down for my son's graduation and the food was very good and came out fast!




I used to love Taco Cabana. I moved from Texas some time ago, but I went to one while visiting a couple of years ago. It was awful.


Back in the early aughts, and even into the '10s, Taco.Cabana was as good as many Mexican restaurants, but the last time I went it was just one step above Taco Bueno and Taco Bell. Not exactly worth their prices for sure.
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Nothing tops the KFC in Marietta, GA
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Dungeon Crawler Carl said:




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America used to do interesting fun stuff like this all the time, now we don't do anything

Our fast food places used to have their own identities, they were fun and vibrant. Now everything is just corporate slop with no identity

America doesn't take risks, businesses need to stop playing it safe and do fund still like this again for Americans. Bring some life back into our country




Innovation and risk taking is what this country used to do extremely well. What happened and more importantly how do we get back to doing it again?


Good for them for making fast food fun again. I know restaurants (fast food) in China and Japan do this. I guess the U.S. could learn something from those countries.
There are in fact two things, science and opinion; the former begets knowledge, the later ignorance. Hippocrates
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Hours? Mass consumer culture is so bizarre.
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Burrus86 said:

El Gato Hermanos


*Los Gatos Hermanos...or El Gato Hermano

It's Juan or the other!
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No Spin Ag said:

torrid said:

akm91 said:

Chick-fil-A does a pretty good job of having two drive thru lines as well.

Taco Cabana food is pretty terrible now. A couple of years ago I went to the one in Richardson and it was so bad that I've not had it since. Just went to Fuego's last weekend when I was down for my son's graduation and the food was very good and came out fast!




I used to love Taco Cabana. I moved from Texas some time ago, but I went to one while visiting a couple of years ago. It was awful.


Back in the early aughts, and even into the '10s, Taco.Cabana was as good as many Mexican restaurants, but the last time I went it was just one step above Taco Bueno and Taco Bell. Not exactly worth their prices for sure.

While still fast food, it occupied a good space between the places you mention and a sit-down Mexican restaurant. Now I would consider it on par with Taco Bell.
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akm91 said:

Chick-fil-A does a pretty good job of having two drive thru lines as well.

Taco Cabana food is pretty terrible now. A couple of years ago I went to the one in Richardson and it was so bad that I've not had it since. Just went to Fuego's last weekend when I was down for my son's graduation and the food was very good and came out fast!



don't get me wrong, the Food and Service at Fuego is great but... Those of us who were a little more trailer park and a little less bougie have a hard time making the psychological adjustment from the old College Station.

You know, back before students drove $40,000 - $60,000 vehicles.
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MouthBQ98 said:

Have you driven around suburbs in Texas,

I have seen virtually the same retail business park/strip center copy/pasted a thousand times. It's a random mix of about 10-20 of yhe same chain stores and restaurants. The same look, the same signage, franchises and retail chains. Bland, predictable, boring. Copy/paste. It's what Americans want now. Easy and repetitive.
You need to get up to Frisco more often for some of the Desi options.
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MouthBQ98 said:

Have you driven around suburbs in Texas,

I have seen virtually the same retail business park/strip center copy/pasted a thousand times. It's a random mix of about 10-20 of yhe same chain stores and restaurants. The same look, the same signage, franchises and retail chains. Bland, predictable, boring. Copy/paste. It's what Americans want now. Easy and repetitive.

Every fast food place used to have their own unique building design. Now everything is the same rectangular tan box with a bump out in the companies color. They are all the same design, just different accent color and signage.
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TXAG 05 said:

MouthBQ98 said:

Have you driven around suburbs in Texas,

I have seen virtually the same retail business park/strip center copy/pasted a thousand times. It's a random mix of about 10-20 of yhe same chain stores and restaurants. The same look, the same signage, franchises and retail chains. Bland, predictable, boring. Copy/paste. It's what Americans want now. Easy and repetitive.

Every fast food place used to have their own unique building design. Now everything is the same rectangular tan box with a bump out in the companies color. They are all the same design, just different accent color and signage.

The old A-frame Whataburger locations.
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If my daughter in law the flight attendant ever flies in there, that's the first place she'll go. The Taiwanese love "Hello Kitty" for some reason.
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akm91 said:

Chick-fil-A does a pretty good job of having two drive thru lines as well.

Taco Cabana food is pretty terrible now. A couple of years ago I went to the one in Richardson and it was so bad that I've not had it since. Just went to Fuego's last weekend when I was down for my son's graduation and the food was very good and came out fast!




I used to love Taco Cabana for what it was. Most where I live have closed.
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TXAG 05 said:

MouthBQ98 said:

Have you driven around suburbs in Texas,

I have seen virtually the same retail business park/strip center copy/pasted a thousand times. It's a random mix of about 10-20 of yhe same chain stores and restaurants. The same look, the same signage, franchises and retail chains. Bland, predictable, boring. Copy/paste. It's what Americans want now. Easy and repetitive.

Every fast food place used to have their own unique building design. Now everything is the same rectangular tan box with a bump out in the companies color. They are all the same design, just different accent color and signage.

I miss the days when McDonalds had some character. Their buildings were unique and playful. Back in the seventies and 80s the playground was fun. Now it is exactly as you described. A shame.
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Frankly, I generally don't like cross-marketing products. In most cases it is annoying and not clever. The Marvel/NBA advertisements for instance were horribad. Every now and then it works out okay. The Hello Kitty/KFC doesn't seem too bad, but let's not get carried away with this.
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The first time I got directions to go to the Big Chicken and hang a right, I was a bit confused.

It became very obvious what the hell he was talking about.
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I hear ya. I still remember the $1 tortilla's (6) at Taco Cabana. But now everything is expensive. Believe it or not, Fuego's breakfast tacos are cheaper than Whataburger's breakfast taquitoes and taste a hell of a lot better.
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HollywoodBQ said:

MouthBQ98 said:

Have you driven around suburbs in Texas,

I have seen virtually the same retail business park/strip center copy/pasted a thousand times. It's a random mix of about 10-20 of yhe same chain stores and restaurants. The same look, the same signage, franchises and retail chains. Bland, predictable, boring. Copy/paste. It's what Americans want now. Easy and repetitive.

You need to get up to Frisco more often for some of the Desi options.

Legacy West is starting to grow on me, despite the traffic/parking issues.
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I hope I did not offend anybody with this post. If I did, please come see me at my address in my profile so we can talk.
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