Originally posted by: Hacp
Or you could have cooked some fried chicken at home for less than 5 dollars?
Originally posted by: OCguy
Originally posted by: Hacp
Or you could have cooked some fried chicken at home for less than 5 dollars?
/facepalm
There is a reason it costs more when you dont do it yourself: Because you are contracting a laborer through KFC to do it for you. This is what we like to call convenience.
Originally posted by: OCguy
Originally posted by: Hacp
Or you could have cooked some fried chicken at home for less than 5 dollars?
/facepalm
There is a reason it costs more when you dont do it yourself: Because you are contracting a laborer through KFC to do it for you. This is what we like to call convenience.
Originally posted by: Hacp
Or you could have cooked some fried chicken at home for less than 5 dollars?
Then you hire someone to feed you?Originally posted by: Regs
Originally posted by: OCguy
Originally posted by: Hacp
Or you could have cooked some fried chicken at home for less than 5 dollars?
/facepalm
There is a reason it costs more when you dont do it yourself: Because you are contracting a laborer through KFC to do it for you. This is what we like to call convenience.
Especially if you're a guy with no hands. People with no hands can't cook, so they have to hire people like contractual labor agreements at KFC for food.
Originally posted by: Common Courtesy
Then you hire someone to feed you?Originally posted by: Regs
Originally posted by: OCguy
Originally posted by: Hacp
Or you could have cooked some fried chicken at home for less than 5 dollars?
/facepalm
There is a reason it costs more when you dont do it yourself: Because you are contracting a laborer through KFC to do it for you. This is what we like to call convenience.
Especially if you're a guy with no hands. People with no hands can't cook, so they have to hire people like contractual labor agreements at KFC for food.
Originally posted by: SlitheryDee
How does that work? Is it one of those "whatever you can fit in the box you get for $5" deals? Do you fill them up yourself at the buffet, or do they fill them up? If the latter, how do you know how much will fit?
Originally posted by: OCguy
Originally posted by: Hacp
Or you could have cooked some fried chicken at home for less than 5 dollars?
/facepalm
There is a reason it costs more when you dont do it yourself: Because you are contracting a laborer through KFC to do it for you. This is what we like to call convenience.
Originally posted by: Hacp
Originally posted by: SlitheryDee
How does that work? Is it one of those "whatever you can fit in the box you get for $5" deals? Do you fill them up yourself at the buffet, or do they fill them up? If the latter, how do you know how much will fit?
Um, its just a meal lol. Its supposed to fill you up.
Originally posted by: dsity
Originally posted by: OCguy
Originally posted by: Hacp
Or you could have cooked some fried chicken at home for less than 5 dollars?
/facepalm
There is a reason it costs more when you dont do it yourself: Because you are contracting a laborer through KFC to do it for you. This is what we like to call convenience.
some say convenience, some say laziness![]()
Originally posted by: Hacp
Originally posted by: SlitheryDee
How does that work? Is it one of those "whatever you can fit in the box you get for $5" deals? Do you fill them up yourself at the buffet, or do they fill them up? If the latter, how do you know how much will fit?
Um, its just a meal lol. Its supposed to fill you up.
Originally posted by: Hacp
Or you could have cooked some fried chicken at home for less than 5 dollars?
Originally posted by: Hacp
Or you could have cooked some fried chicken at home for less than 5 dollars?
Originally posted by: PricklyPete
I went to get one once and they said I had to get potato wedges instead of green beans. don't know if it was just the incompetence at the local KFC...but I decided not to get it because of this reason.
Originally posted by: Syringer
Originally posted by: Hacp
Or you could have cooked some fried chicken at home for less than 5 dollars?
Do you raise the chicken yourself, kill it, de-feather it and then cook it in a fryer? If not, FAIL.
Originally posted by: PricklyPete
I went to get one once and they said I had to get potato wedges instead of green beans. don't know if it was just the incompetence at the local KFC...but I decided not to get it because of this reason.
Originally posted by: Baked
Originally posted by: Syringer
Originally posted by: Hacp
Or you could have cooked some fried chicken at home for less than 5 dollars?
Do you raise the chicken yourself, kill it, de-feather it and then cook it in a fryer? If not, FAIL.
Only if he laid the chicken egg himself.