They aren't open Sundays...
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Originally Posted by Delfuego
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They aren't open Sundays...
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Originally Posted by Delfuego
you're pretty good at the sarcasm, aren't you?Quote:
Originally Posted by D_F
That?s the best day to go because the drive through line is really short.Quote:
Originally Posted by D_F
Chick Fil-a is open on Sunday, in one location
I live under a rock, always seems like I'm in the "big town" on a Sunday and can't get the goods. So it's more bitterness. :P
Airport?Quote:
Originally Posted by 00tec
Pigskin arena. I believe AtlantaQuote:
Originally Posted by hollohas
Nope. When they announced that location in the football stadium I assumed it was going to be open on game day. Turns out that one is still closed on Sunday.Quote:
Originally Posted by 00tec
I guess they put it in for the occasional Monday night game or whatever.
https://www.chick-fil-a.com/location...nz-stadium-osl
HmmmQuote:
Originally Posted by ray1970
I could've sworn I read something at some point about them being open there. Oh well.
I don't know if anyone follows the ag markets but things are getting rough there too. While commodity prices are high right now, all the inputs are way up. Fuel as you all know is up alot (this time of year we burn roughly 600-1000 gallons a day.
Seed costs are way up. Fertilizer has doubled and in some cases tripled. There is rumblings from fert reps of nitrogen hitting $1 a pound in our near future. (To put in perspective it was $0.15 -$0.20 a pound a little over a year ago. Chemicals such as glyphosate is up as well.
Supply on everything is short. Seed, fertilizer and chemicals. Definitely will be shortages this coming year.
Parts like every other industry are hard to find. With several JD plants on strike still. Simple oem parts are getting scarce for certain things.