that is funnay.

If you thought she was shocked when you went for her A-hole, wait til you go to her B-hole! She probably doesn't even know it exist.

Screw Hardee's. Both locations in my city closed with no notice, even to the employees. Workers coming in for the morning shift were told that the restaurant would be closing for good at the end of the breakfast period, and the remainder of their employment would be spent packing equipment into trucks. Furthermore, they were prohibited from speaking to anyone about the situation, even after their employment was officially terminated.

I really liked a few things they had, but I will not eat at any Hardee's or Carl's Jr. location again because of the way they handled the local closings.

I worked at a Hardee's in my home town some 12 years ago and we used to make biscuit holes with the leftovers scraps from biscuits. Take the extra dough, roll it in a ball, fry it for a few seconds, apply biscuit icing, enjoy in the break room and hope the boss didn't catch you "stealing". Now some A-hole is making money off the B-holes we came up with!? Tragic!

Also, the advert is hilarious.

They are indeed running on the air in Kentucky (land of genetic inferiority and 3rd notch on the Bible belt). Way to go, Hardee's!

CarcinogenCrunchies:

I really liked a few things they had, but I will not eat at any Hardee's or Carl's Jr. location again because of the way they handled the local closings.

Because Franchises aren't owned by local businessmen at all.

They still have the best breakfast you can get at a fast food joint.

During WW2, Elanore Roosevelt was touring a battleship. The Chief who was escorting her took her down to the Galley (kitchen) to see how the food for 1000+ men is prepared. One of the cooks had a large bowl of dough and was taking out one handful at a time, slapping it into his armpit and then throwing the flat piece of dough down onto a cookie sheet. "oh my, what an unusual way to make cookies" remarked Mrs. Roosevelt. To which the Chief remarked, "that's nothing Mrs. Roosevelt, you should be here when he's making donuts" !

B-holes doesn't sound any better than A-holes. It sounds like a lower grade hole. And why are donut holes A-holes when donuts begin with the letter D?

/Thinking way too much about this.

Kveld:
Because Franchises aren't owned by local businessmen at all.

And corporations, when contacted by news reporters, can always count on great publicity when they refuse to comment on such situations and refuse to allow the employees to do so.

They still have the best breakfast you can get at a fast food joint.

Agreed. I've been missing it.

I lost it when the black guy started talking about funny tasting A-Holes.

Kveld:

They still have the best breakfast you can get at a fast food joint.

I must conclude that you, my friend, have never had breakfast at Chick-fil-A.
Mmmmm-mmmm Chicken Biscuit with hash browns...

I chuckled

CarcinogenCrunchies: And corporations, when contacted by news reporters, can always count on great publicity when they refuse to comment on such situations and refuse to allow the employees to do so.

I'm confused--how exactly do you bar a former employee from talking about something like that? I mean, it's not as though they can be fired.

Rolling in his grave.

/It's funny cuz Carl was a Conservative A-hole
//Hot like Paris Hilton in that other ad

I saw this ad on TV last night.

Was roflmao!

"The A-holes taste funny."

Hmmm. Nobody chose to drizzle icing on the A-hole.

Hold on, these balls of cake or doughy pastry with a side of ICING is a breakfast food? WTF!?

CarcinogenCrunchies: Furthermore, they were prohibited from speaking to anyone about the situation, even after their employment was officially terminated.


Oh, please. How does that work? You're fired, and if you talk about it, we'll, uh, fire you some more!

Grote-Man: Cyberluddite: Excellent. It is actually running anywhere?

I think I saw it on TV the other day... I wasn't paying attention until I heard people bashing the a-holes...

/hehe I said "a-holes"

Saw it here in Indiana, so I would say at least in the Midwest, yes it is running.

Ooohhhh, hip, viral marketing...

A-holes indeed - from Hardees!