All kidding aside this lighting is to honor Breast Cancer Awareness month.
Kind of cool actually.
Showing posts with label Pink. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pink. Show all posts
Thursday, October 24, 2013
The White House tonight.
All kidding aside this lighting is to honor Breast Cancer Awareness month.
Kind of cool actually.
Sunday, July 29, 2012
CNN plays Pink's "Stupid Girls" while introducing segment on Sarah Palin's visit to Chick-Fil-A, and in other news the chicken sandwich shop is losing customers by the bucket load.
Courtesy of Mediaite:
CNN anchor Randi Kaye teased the segment by saying, “Sarah Palin is apparently hungry for chicken and controversy.” Palin stopped at Chick-fil-A to show her support in the midst of national attention on its founder’s anti-gay stance and the chain’s donations to anti-gay groups.
Well it certainly is going to be difficult for CNN to devolve in "Fox-lite" with THAT kind of attitude.
In what I am sure is a completely unrelated coincidence, Chick-Fil-A has taken a significant hit among consumers recently.
This according to You Gov:
Chick-Fil-A's perception with fast food eaters nationwide has taken a significant hit in most regions of the US, including the South where most of its restaurants are located, since president and COO Dan Cathy's perceived anti-gay remarks on July 16th.
Chick-Fil-A was one of the top five best perceived QSR restaurant chains in the U.S. over the first half of this year, according to YouGov BrandIndex data.
Chick-Fil-A and the Top National QSR Sector were measured with YouGov BrandIndex's Index score, the company's flagship brand health measurement. The Index score is an average of key scores measuring quality, impression, value, reputation, satisfaction and willingness to recommend. All measurements were filtered for adults 18+ who have eaten fast food in the past month. The Top National QSR sector average includes such brands as Pizza Hut, Arby's, Papa John's, Domino's, Taco Bell, KFC, McDonald's, Burger King, and Long John Silver's.
On July 16th, the day the Baptist Press published its Dan Cathy interview, Chick-Fil-A's Index score was 65, a very substantial 19 points above the Top National QSR Sector average score that day of 46.
Four days later, Chick-Fil-A had fallen to 47 score, three points below the Top National QSR Sector average score of 50. This past Wednesday, Chick-Fil-A had a 39 score compared to the Top National QSR Sector average score of 43.
YouGov BrandIndex respondents in the South took Chick-Fil-A from an Index score of 80 on July 16th to its current 44. Chick-Fil-A's biggest drop took place in the Northeast, where it went from 76 to 35, a difference of 41 points.
Yeah, but like I said I am sure it is nothing more than a coincidence. Unless you don't believe in that kind of thing. Right Sarah?
Right?
Earlier some snotty troll wanted to know how our little boycotting chicken sandwiches idea was going. I gotta tell you, it looks pretty good to me.
CNN anchor Randi Kaye teased the segment by saying, “Sarah Palin is apparently hungry for chicken and controversy.” Palin stopped at Chick-fil-A to show her support in the midst of national attention on its founder’s anti-gay stance and the chain’s donations to anti-gay groups.
Well it certainly is going to be difficult for CNN to devolve in "Fox-lite" with THAT kind of attitude.
In what I am sure is a completely unrelated coincidence, Chick-Fil-A has taken a significant hit among consumers recently.
This according to You Gov:
Chick-Fil-A's perception with fast food eaters nationwide has taken a significant hit in most regions of the US, including the South where most of its restaurants are located, since president and COO Dan Cathy's perceived anti-gay remarks on July 16th.
Chick-Fil-A was one of the top five best perceived QSR restaurant chains in the U.S. over the first half of this year, according to YouGov BrandIndex data.
Chick-Fil-A and the Top National QSR Sector were measured with YouGov BrandIndex's Index score, the company's flagship brand health measurement. The Index score is an average of key scores measuring quality, impression, value, reputation, satisfaction and willingness to recommend. All measurements were filtered for adults 18+ who have eaten fast food in the past month. The Top National QSR sector average includes such brands as Pizza Hut, Arby's, Papa John's, Domino's, Taco Bell, KFC, McDonald's, Burger King, and Long John Silver's.
On July 16th, the day the Baptist Press published its Dan Cathy interview, Chick-Fil-A's Index score was 65, a very substantial 19 points above the Top National QSR Sector average score that day of 46.
Four days later, Chick-Fil-A had fallen to 47 score, three points below the Top National QSR Sector average score of 50. This past Wednesday, Chick-Fil-A had a 39 score compared to the Top National QSR Sector average score of 43.
YouGov BrandIndex respondents in the South took Chick-Fil-A from an Index score of 80 on July 16th to its current 44. Chick-Fil-A's biggest drop took place in the Northeast, where it went from 76 to 35, a difference of 41 points.
Yeah, but like I said I am sure it is nothing more than a coincidence. Unless you don't believe in that kind of thing. Right Sarah?
Earlier some snotty troll wanted to know how our little boycotting chicken sandwiches idea was going. I gotta tell you, it looks pretty good to me.
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