Garry Fell said: I said it before the lock down and I’ll say it again, what sort of person would find a three eyed one wing chicken that’s spent its short life stuck in a cage with 10,000 other chickens a source of nutritional intake.
Paul Lewis said: Why is everyone bothered that people are queuing at KFC? They are just doing what everyone else has to do to survive and that is get food. It’s not really mine or anyone else’s business as to why there was so many queuing.
Richard Gorton said: Hmm, how is this going to help lower Barrow’s infection rate which is the worst in whole of the UK by the way?
Andrew Stockdale said: Never had one, never will. No wonder obesity is rife.
Steven Greaves said: Well you can go straight in Iceland for a big family box, cook in the oven then go sit in your car. Tastes exactly the same.
Jeanette Ingram said: Must be desperate, their new recipes are awful. Nothing tastes the same, won’t be going again.
Claire Hill said: Bet my daughter was camping out in her car last night waiting for it to open.
Samantha Mcaloone said: Why can’t people stop being so critical? ‘Why can’t they cook?’ Bore off! What is it with people these days? Judgmental. My son loves a KFC and it made his day getting some popcorn chicken, and I waited an hour for it and I’m happy to do so, not much else happening.
Carl Hill said: Absolutely embarrassing, people need to get a grip!
Nerys Curtis said: What is embarrassing about people queuing for a KFC? Personally I don’t use them but my grandchildren do and I’m guessing it’s people treating their kids for being good for so long.
Neil Parkin said: Well done to those parents who’ve been home cooking every meal for a long time now, whose kids have had a pretty bad couple of months and as a treat for their kids queued for over an hour. Most will be back to cooking meals again tomorrow but for today that’s a nice thing you did for your kids.
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