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2. That's because good people want nothing to do with the cesspool known as politics.

Politics is a cesspool, yet the left constantly wants to give the people in that cesspool more money and power.

They have shown themselves unable or unwilling to protect our institutions or our democracy.

A supporter of supreme court packing is worried about protecting institutions...

A supporter of the party...which denied its supporters a vote and picked the last presidential candidate without one...the party that games the system and gains seats illegitimately through the presence of illegal aliens...hes worried about protecting democracy y'all.

 

Every time I see an outlandish DU-thread title like that, my first thought is, "Which DU fruitcake posted that?"

Does it matter? They all use the same buzzwords and catchphrases: “Existential threat”, “dangerous disinformation”, “insurrection”, and so on.

Chick-fil-A is one of America’s toughest franchises to get — and the startup cost may surprise you

https://nypost.com/2026/09/13/business/chick-fil-a-is-one-of-americas-toughest-franchises-to-get-and-the-startup-cost-may-surprise-you/

Chick-fil-A is one of America’s toughest franchises to get, attracting thousands of hopeful applicants each year for a limited number of owner-operator opportunities.

The fast-food chain’s unique business model was recently highlighted by Julian Good, who owns a Chick-fil-A restaurant in St. Charles, Illinois, during an appearance on the “Founder Talk” podcast.

“It’s a $10,000 franchise fee. It’s been the same for the last 50 years,” Good said.

About 100,000 people apply each year to become a Chick-fil-A owner-operator, with roughly 200 ultimately selected, Good explained.

Applicants without Chick-fil-A experience often wait three to five years before receiving an opportunity, he added.

His comment that the application process takes 3-5 years and is highly competitive is not an exaggeration. Also those years are filled with written submissions and in-person interviews, with no certainty of success until one is chosen. Some friends from our church went through this process, opening their newly built store late last year.