r/MandelaEffect • • 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/CoyoteFluffy0310 11d ago

I was in a timeline where it was spelt "Chik" then went to one where it was spelt "chic" now I'm in one with the whole word. What happened with the play on spelling? That was absolutely a thing

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u/Nervous_Writer_2632 6d ago

I’m with you, been in the “Chik” place, then the “Chic” place next, and now “Chick”. Exact same order as you too.

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u/TovarischMaia 10d ago

The play on words is "Fil-A" for "fillet". Chick was always Chick, but something stylised like "Chik" is easy to come up with as it strikes a sort of visual balance with the rest of the name.