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Certainly not upholding Southern hospitality or Chef Folse's reputation. All my kid wanted was a bacon egg and cheese sandwich, but I was told by cashier "Courtney" that she could not sell it to me because it was a breakfast sandwich. I said I understand it's a breakfast sandwich, but why does it matter if the sandwiches are still out in the display case, along with several other items for sale. All she could say was that it was a breakfast sandwich and so she couldn't sell it. There was no logical explanation.
In trying to understand the illogical: IF it's a food safety concern, then those sandwiches should be discarded before someone gets sick or the health department gets involved. IF it's an arbitrary point of sale/register rule, protocol should be to remove those items from the purchase point so customers don't think they are for sale. Ultimately, the best business decision would be to rethink that rule since folks like BEC sandwiches at any time of day, and in this economy I would want to increase sales where possible.
The insult to injury is that they sell a BACON EGG AND CHEESE sandwich in the cold case after breakfast time. So, absolutely nothing of this situation is logical.
Sure, you're a captive audience at the airport, but Folse does have other hospitality venues elsewhere, which I will not be supporting. Having just enjoyed a delightful and delicious lunch at Dooky Chase's, I am happy to support Leah Chase's legacy further in the terminal at Leah's Kitchen.
Bless your heart, "Courtney", critical thinking and empathy will get you far in life. Heading back to the home of the BEC on every corner, at any time of day.