Is Chick-fil-A Doing some Racial Things A man that is named Marquise Vanzego went to a drive thru at Chick-fil-A in La Plata, Maryland to enjoy some food. When he got the food, it had the word Monkeys printed on the ticket. This is not Freedom of Speech meaning that you can say what you want to say and when you want to say it. The word Monkeys should've not been on the ticket when there are no animals around, this is a human being that we are talking about. Why did the person put the word Monkeys on the ticket instead of the person's name? Vanzego went inside to complain, and the manager and the store owner apologized to him. The owner said that he wasn't going to fire the employee because he is just a minor. Minor or not the employee has to know and learn that this is not right. Rules applies to everybody, not certain colors, not certain women, not certain men, not certain states and not certain people.  Vanzego told News 4 that, he used to be a regular customer at tha

  Cheetos & Other Snacks Might Be Banned but Will It Affect The US Lawmakers sent Governor Gavin Newsom a bill to ban schools from distributing or selling products containing six common food dyes.  The food dyes included in the bill are Red 40, Yellow 6, Blue 1, Blue 2, Green 3. The purpose of the food additives is to help products maintain their color, taste, and texture. If the bill is passed, the ban would go into effect at the beginning in 2028 which is a few years from now. The bill applies to Cailfornia schools for now. This means that if the bill is passed, products with the dyes will still be allowed to sell in the state. If the bill is approved and made a law, it will end snacks like Flaming Hot Cheetos in California schools. Well, Flaming Hot Cheetos is not the only thing to be banned, Doritos chips also have the food coloring. Cereal too also like Fruity Pebbles and Fruit Loops. They also believe that the ingredients are dangerous, harmful to children and affect the way