https://youtube.com/watch?v=lAQmrUVUH64
Fat Jack slurs his way through a keto friendly fried chicken sandwich video. Do you want to watch a video where a stroked out moron spends almost 10 minutes literally weighing sandwiches? This video is for you.
"...Chicken's a little discolored because I bought it yesterday, not today." Test already invalidated.
"I don't know, does that look real to you? You're gonna be making the call here, okay?" Hard to say looking through the ever present, greasy, out of focus camera lens. Literally can't see any texture on the cut face of the chicken, the quality is so bad. Luckily the Man with One Hand can't tell either. Excellent, very valuable review.
"...Uhh, chicken without any antibiotics ever. I didn't see that on any of the ..... wrappings of the other two. So this is, uhh, cleaner piece of chicken, as far as I know. I don't know if the other two places use antibiotics or not, it doesn't say on their packaging." Meaningless assertion if you don't actually know one way or the other.
"They cook this in a hundred percent refined peanut oil, which is a better oil to cook in." Oh, please tell me more about which fats are healthiest for deep frying.
"It looks like it's toasted, but it don't feel toasted. I wouldn't consider this very toasted." So a toasted roll holding a steaming hot piece of chicken wrapped up tight and then stored in the fridge over night doesn't stay 'toasty'? Okay, got it.
And the ONLY criteria for ranking at the end is the weight of chicken per sandwich, making Popeye's the best for having the most. This is retarded for a number of reasons, not the least of which is:
Popeye's: $3.99 for 3.9oz = $1.02/oz
KFC: $3.99 for 3.2oz = $1.25/oz
Chick-fil-A: $3.49 for 3.6oz = $0.97/oz
His previous go-to, Chick-fil-A, is still the best deal on a chicken-per-dollar basis (with this sample size of one admittedly).
Just about the only useful thing he said in this video was the 3 seperate times he reminds us not to put foil in the microwave. Bravo!