Did hospital food just get way better? The first Chick-fil-A VENDING MACHINE recently popped up at a hospital in Augusta, Georgia.
But if you're a fan, there are two major things about it that make it less exciting than it sounds.
First, it's not 24/7 . . . or at least not the "7" part. Just like Chick-fil-A employees, it doesn't work on Sundays. (???) It's restocked every 18 hours by a nearby Chick-fil-A restaurant, which is closed on Sundays. So . . . it's 24/6?
What really matters though is the menu is SUPER limited. The vending machine is refrigerated, not heated. So, you can't get a fried chicken sandwich.
It only has four things . . . and really, it's just two. All it sells are two types of wraps, and two types of Chick-fil-A potato chips.
(People)
(Here's a video.)
(They should have just put chicken sandwiches in there and strapped a microwave to the side. Who goes to Chick-fil-A for a WRAP?)