Popeye's Chicken Opening Up In Calgary

[Seks]

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Old ATB building.

Looks like Popeyes is taking half and A&W is taking the other half

[ExtraSlow]

Location in aviation crossing is usually quite busy. Come early if you want a seat.
I put this place a little above KFC, but yeah still junk food.

[infamous]

chicken? there is nowhere else in Calgary that I go besides Ogam's. They are on the skip the dishes app, their store is across from chinook mall, and their chicken is sooooo amazing and good. slight premium in price over kfc but really not bad.

[Xtrema]

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i put this place a little above kfc, but yeah still junk food.

qft

[dino_martini]

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Need one inner city and in the South. Should have one on Macleod and 12th Avenue where the Arby's was

The ghetto Wendy's on 17th ave sw is turning into a Popeyes. They've gutted the building. Right across the street from KFC. I will never forget my first experience of a drunken vagrant yelling inside the Wendy's. Ah the memories.

[suntan]

Well soon there will be a drunken vagrant yelling inside the Popeye's.

[dino_martini]

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Well soon there will be a drunken vagrant yelling inside the Popeye's.

Nah they all migrated to the McDonalds down the street.

[Xtrema]

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Nah they all migrated to the McDonalds down the street.

$1 Coffee. Cheap way to stay inside.

[Buster]

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chicken? there is nowhere else in Calgary that I go besides Ogam's. They are on the skip the dishes app, their store is across from chinook mall, and their chicken is sooooo amazing and good. slight premium in price over kfc but really not bad.

does skip the dishes work with chicken like this? i imagine it would be soggy when it arrives?

[flipstah]

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throwback.

It needed to be revived.

[ZenOps]

They should have really had a high-school class back in the day explaining how much damage fried chicken actually does to the human body. Not that it matters now, because millennials don't have the cash to spend on a bucket and chowing down on it.

Not that I would tell anyone what they should be eating, but greasy food will crystallize in your veins to the point where you will be lucky to make it to age 40.

Moderation is key, no more than a couple pieces and not more than twice a week, much less when you get older.

[ExtraSlow]

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greasy food will crystallize in your veins to the point where you will be lucky to make it to age 40.

[firebane]

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does skip the dishes work with chicken like this? i imagine it would be soggy when it arrives?

I ordered Olive Chicken through skip and it was good when arrived.

[ZenOps]

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I dunno, too many people in gen X are now on Lipitor, Crestor or had heart surgery. And this is Canada, which is typically less fat than the USA.

One thing I have learned over the years: Never directly tell a man that he shouldn't have his chicken, even though its killing him. As much as it may be true, and as much as you might only be trying to help - it will only be taken the wrong way.

Once you are on medication, that is the warning sign that you should cut out all fried and fatty foods entirely.

[jwslam]

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They should have really had a high-school class back in the day explaining how much damage fried chicken actually does to the human body. Not that it matters now, because millennials don't have the cash to spend on a bucket and chowing down on it.

Not that I would tell anyone what they should be eating, but greasy food will crystallize in your veins to the point where you will be lucky to make it to age 40.

Moderation is key, no more than a couple pieces and not more than twice a week, much less when you get older.

According to you, a certain darker-skinned peoples would've been wiped out through fried chicken genocide

[Manhattan]

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According to you, a certain darker-skinned peoples would've been wiped out through fried chicken genocide

Watermelon contains nutrients that act as a vasodilator to release tension in those veins. It's the perfect combo.

[ZenOps]

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According to you, a certain darker-skinned peoples would've been wiped out through fried chicken genocide

Where is the emoticon with the finger pointing to nose.



Arguing with someone about fried food is like arguing that someone stop smoking. Its very unlikely that given they have probably consumed it for the last decade, anyone making a passing remark in a two minute conversation (online or real) about how bad it is - is just going to be seen as a jerk. Smart people just avoid the subject entirely, because only a master debater could change a persons mind - and probably take two months of arguments to do it.

BTW: Just like the Tide pod challenge, you never want to do the three orders of fish and chips challenge. I know a guy who literally had the worst side effect from it - immediate hair loss. The human body is just not equipped to handle modern cooking oils (arguably, vegetable oil is worse than lard for immediate side effects)

[ZenOps]

And on a completely different topic: KFC closes 750 of 900 stores in the UK due to chicken delivery problems.

[speedog]

ZO, you always seem to know a guy. In fact, you're probably the most all knowing person in these forums.

[max_boost]

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They should have really had a high-school class back in the day explaining how much damage fried chicken actually does to the human body. Not that it matters now, because millennials don't have the cash to spend on a bucket and chowing down on it.

Not that I would tell anyone what they should be eating, but greasy food will crystallize in your veins to the point where you will be lucky to make it to age 40.

Moderation is key, no more than a couple pieces and not more than twice a week, much less when you get older.

Lol bro. Lol.