Chick-fil-A uses conveyor belts to transport food at some locations, viral TikTok shows
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A Chick-fil-A employee posted a video of one restaurant’s conveyor belt on TikTok.
The video shows bags of food that are clipped onto a conveyor belt on the ceiling of the restaurant, moving from the kitchen to the drive-thru window. The more ya know ##chickfila ##chickfilasecret "Our kitchen sends the food to the window using a conveyor belt to make things move faster," the employee wrote in the clip.
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