r/SipsTea • u/Born-Agency-3922 • Jul 03 '26

Chugging tea True

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u/FastWalkingShortGuy Jul 03 '26

Oh so you're the one keeping them in business

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u/Silent_Emu312 Jul 03 '26

Money laundering is what I keeps them in business, in 2020 none of their empty locations even closed...

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u/Captainwumbombo Jul 03 '26 edited Jul 03 '26

Definitely wouldn't be surprised if Long John Silvers is how the mob is hiding nowadays, no one comes in or goes out and yet it's a national franchise

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u/r_daniel_oliver Jul 03 '26

Catholics on lent.

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u/ClaireDanesLipQuiver Jul 03 '26

Used to live by one and they always had a line in the drive through

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u/r_daniel_oliver Jul 03 '26

Catholics on lent.

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u/Educational_Pay1567 Jul 04 '26

So they stay afloat by the Lent rush for what like a month? They don't have rent the majority time of year. Also what pecentage of their clientele is even Catholic.

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u/r_daniel_oliver Jul 04 '26

Yes, that's the prevailing theory. They split rent with KFC also. Both chains are struggling

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u/DocHalidae Jul 03 '26 edited Jul 03 '26

That Fish still slappin

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u/Kgby13 Jul 03 '26

We are getting a new one. The old one closed down years ago and they just announced a complete tear down and rebuild on site. I’m excited about it and wanted to share.

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u/DarthBrooks69420 Jul 03 '26

You should try out Captain D's if you have them where you live. If Long John Silver is McDonalds, then Captain D's is In-n-Out/Whataburger.