"What'd I say? What'd I say?"
Posted on 09/15/2024 1:29:52 PM PDT by Morgana
Customer comments on the situation and then the twins given their opinion.
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What a waste of bandwidth. I hate this kind of "THEN THIS HAPPENS" stuff.
Yeah, thanks Morgana for sharing. 😂👍
what a hoot!!!
Yea I wish people would actually watch the video before giving an idiotic comment.
Well, that’s it for the Day!........lol....
Probably it was one weird trick that Popeye’s doesn’t want you to know.
I used to go to a coffee shop in the morning. The clerk was a surly black girl who threw my change at me
These guys are the funniest. “Every black woman in that restaurant was screamin for absolutely no reason!” Best line of the whole video was the last one.
"What'd I say? What'd I say?"
Love those guys comedy. I was waiting for the camera to go to the left and show he had a Mexican driver. Ha ha
LOL! Thanks. I was also just thinking about those twins yesterday and wondering what happened to them. Cool to know they are still out there.
I wish people that post videos would state what’s in it
It’s been several months since we ordered from Popeye’s. The chicken tasted like it was cooked in old grease. Yuk.
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without watching, I would guess people got their food served and in a timely fashion.
Popeyes as a whole sure ain’t what it used to be. Although what you’re going to get those tend to vary by local.
We grabbed chicken sandwiches at a Popeyes in a heavily ethnic area of Louisville yesterday. They made mistakes on both sandwiches. The food was passable, not worth making an issue about when you’re on a schedule.
But certainly a disappointment from years gone past.
I see your point but when the video is from the Hodge Twins you’re guaranteed a laugh!
Thanks for the post Morgana 👍
I’m with you on that. I hate those kind of headlines. “BREAKING” or “HAPPENING” or YOU GOTTA SEE THIS” etc etc. Just tell us what the thing is about. This was a big reason why I finally dumped X/Twitter.
Here's why:
Restaurant Brands International Inc. (RBI) is a Canadian-American multinational fast food holding company. It was formed in 2014 by the $12.5 billion merger between American fast food restaurant chain Burger King and Canadian coffee shop and restaurant chain Tim Hortons, and expanded by the 2017 purchase of American fast-food chain Popeyes.
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