KFC is leaving Kentucky

[jgb191]

The Royal Flush of chains:  Jack In The Box, Dairy Queen, Burger King, and Ace Hardware.  Maybe they should all join forces and call the parent company: "Royal Flush"

I wish Dairy Queen would marry Burger King and bring peace to the Fast Food Kingdom

There is a Burger Queen restaurant, in Lakeview, Oregon. It doesn't seem to be part of a chain, or affiliated with any other Burger Queens that may be out there.

If you drive on US-59 in a small town of Louise, Texas (between Victoria and Houston), there is an independent place there called "Dairy King" but it's a name of a convenience store, the fast food restaurant is actually a Chester's Chicken.

https://www.mapquest.com/us/texas/kacers-dairy-king-convenience-store-436534299

[kernals12]

Similarly; Whataburger should merge with Lotaburger and form Whatalotaburger

[bandit957]

Taco Bell should merge with McDonald's and call it Ron McDon's Taco Bell.

[kphoger]

I wish Dairy Queen would marry Burger King and bring peace to the Fast Food Kingdom

There is a Burger Queen restaurant, in Lakeview, Oregon. It doesn't seem to be part of a chain, or affiliated with any other Burger Queens that may be out there.

If you drive on US-59 in a small town of Louise, Texas (between Victoria and Houston), there is an independent place there called "Dairy King" but it's a name of a convenience store, the fast food restaurant is actually a Chester's Chicken.

I remember when there was a Dairy King in Last Chance, CO.  I'm trying to remember what they called their version of a Blizzard, but it's escaping me at the moment.

https://maps.app.goo.gl/1pLqEvnVCf24ia3S6

[Scott5114]

The Royal Flush of chains:  Jack In The Box, Dairy Queen, Burger King, and Ace Hardware.  Maybe they should all join forces and call the parent company: "Royal Flush"

You still need a 10 to form a royal flush. Oklahoma has a chain of gyms called 10Gym, but I don't know if that really fits with the others thematically...

[LilianaUwU]

The Royal Flush of chains:  Jack In The Box, Dairy Queen, Burger King, and Ace Hardware.  Maybe they should all join forces and call the parent company: "Royal Flush"

You still need a 10 to form a royal flush. Oklahoma has a chain of gyms called 10Gym, but I don't know if that really fits with the others thematically...

I will create a restaurant along A-10 called Casse-Croûte 10.

[dvferyance]

Or Boston Pizza being Canadian owned?

And speaking of Boston while they are almost defunct Boston Market's headquarters are in Pennsylvania.

[Road Hog]

There is (or used to be) a small chain called Burger Girl in the Metroplex.The most prominent store (to me) in Frisco next to Toyota Stadium didn't last. There was one in McKinney and one in Uptown Dallas too.

There is an unrelated Burger Girl Diner in Louisville. Ironically enough.

[freebrickproductions]

There is (or used to be) a small chain called Burger Girl in the Metroplex.The most prominent store (to me) in Frisco next to Toyota Stadium didn't last. There was one in McKinney and one in Uptown Dallas too.

There is an unrelated Burger Girl Diner in Louisville. Ironically enough.

There's also the completely unrelated chains of Jack in the Box and Jack's, the latter of which is a local-ish fried chicken jain that operates primarily in Alabama (and is based in Birmingham) with a fair amount of locations in the surrounding states.
AFAIK, Jack's and Jack in the Box do not operate where the other operates.

[kernals12]

No more than Texas Roadhouse, which was founded in Clarksville, IN, and is based in Louisville, KY.

Most egregious: the Airport Parking Company of America is now headquartered in Germany https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/APCOA_Parking

[kphoger]

Most egregious: the Airport Parking Company of America is now headquartered in Germany https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/APCOA_Parking

Parking Locations:
Austria, Denmark, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Luxembourg, Norway, Poland, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom.

There is one very obvious country missing from that list...

[kernals12]

Most egregious: the Airport Parking Company of America is now headquartered in Germany https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/APCOA_Parking

Parking Locations:
Austria, Denmark, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Luxembourg, Norway, Poland, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom.

There is one very obvious country missing from that list...

Tongue in cheek: I have no idea what country you're talking about.

Edit: I figured it out: I can't believe they don't have any parking lots in France

[kphoger]

Tongue in cheek

I think it's referring to the country in the company's name.

[NWI_Irish96]

I always thought the soccer team Louisville FC missed a marketing opportunity by not naming themselves Kentucky FC instead.