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The success of a chain could become another business nightmare - at least this is the case in Ohio, where aChick-a The location is continued by the owner of a neighboring commercial plaza. Long-life lines in a tripleo store have an impact on sales of local businesses impede parking, according to the trial.

The Chick-Fil-A on Secor Avenue becomes "very busy" daily, especially during lunch and dinner hours, according to A.J. Faulkner, the owner of the bulk drink. "As they save and are busy, their stacks of lines in front of the other companies belonging to locally, including ours," he saidInternal business community. Faulkner added that its customers frequently complain of a "dangerous environment" in the car park caused by the lines of Snadaire du Cars. (In touch:McDonald's makes these 8 major upgrades.)

Mario Kezi, owner of the Plaza who brought the trial, wrote in the deposit that his goal is not a financial compensation, but rather to get Chick-Fil-A to solve the problem. While he alleges that the circulation problems of the chicken chain can dissuade customers visiting neighboring stores, Faulkner noted that his company has been helped by foot traffic that the chain brings to the area.

With most fast food companies currently leadingmost of their sales Via Drive-Throus, the case highlights a growing demand for better designed and faster operations.Taco Bell,Sonic,Chipotle, andBurger King Some of the brands have reorganized their driving facilities to better adapt to the growing number of pending customers. And the race for the most efficient Drive-Thru could be the one that separates fast service restaurants that thrive in the new post-pandemic landscape of those who become obsolete.

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