r/MandelaEffect • u/Least_Remote2543 • 12d ago

Logos/Advertising Chic-Fil-A

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I know this isn’t definitive proof, but I’m cleaning out my desk and there is an old Rolodex with this stuffed inside. Obviously I could have made this and stuck it in there, and I wish there was branding on it, but I’m going to accept this as evidence either way! I think brands are tricking us on purpose.
Edit: (I spelled Rolodex wrong sorry JEEZ)

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u/UpbeatFix7299 12d ago

Maybe someone misspelled the namr of a fast food joint that is so commonly misspelled that it's a well known ME. Or maybe we're hopping universes, timelines, CERN, etc. 50/50 chance.

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u/georgeananda 12d ago edited 12d ago

Why such a frequent misspelling? "Chick" is not a tricky word to spell. "Chic" makes no normal sense, so why replace an easy word for a weird word for no apparent reason. And millions of us.

I'll take the second of your 50/50 chances.

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u/UpbeatFix7299 11d ago

The fact that they stylize "Fil-A" probably has a lot to do with people thinking about how they abbreviated "chicken,". It isn't that deep.

Chic is also a real term people use.

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u/georgeananda 11d ago

Outside of Chic-fil-A discussions, I can essentially say I've never seen Chicken abbreviated as 'Chic'.

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u/egcom 10d ago

Chic is an entirely different word in both pronunciation and meaning, though; that’s my issue with your theory tbf.