At least some Chick-fil-A stores across the US are encouraging guests to stop paying with cash. In some cases, stores are restricting cash outright.
Chick-fil-A stores in Florida, Indiana, Georgia, Virginia, and Maryland have posted from their respective Facebook accounts about their efforts to move toward cashless payments when possible.Some fast-food workersChick-fil-A did not return Business Insider's request for comment for this story.Chick-fil-A is making moves to keep its workers and customers safe amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Certain locations of the fast-food chain are going fully cashless or strongly encouraging that customers avoid that method for payment. According to posts on Facebook from various Chick-fil-A locations in states including Florida, Indiana, Georgia, Virginia, and Maryland, stores are shifting toward cashless payment models to slow the spread of the virus. While some stores are simply encouraging the use of mobile or credit card payment, other stores are restricting the use of cash altogether.
A store in Severna Park, Maryland, posted that on Monday that as of Tuesday, April 14, the store would "no longer be able to accommodate cash customers." Two Florida Chick-fil-A locations in Jacksonville and Lake Park strongly encouraged the use of non-cash payments such as the mobile app, as opposed to outright restricting cash payment.
I wonder which demographic population is short on credit and debit cards... Once a racist, always a racist.
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And the cashless society begins... with Chick-Fil-A
I thought we weren't listening to the WHO anymore
Of course...stop exchanging money, as it helps the economy they're trying to ruin!
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