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A year ago, I bought a spaghetti meal at Kentucky Fried Chicken here in our city. I had a take home order and was excited to try it at home. When I arrived home I was so disappointed because my spaghetti wasn’t palatable anymore. It smells different. My husband just told me to throw it away, since we can’t do anything about it. I told him that I should make a call informing KFC that their spaghetti wasn’t that good anymore. I wasn’t angry at that time, but I was a bit concern to the other people who also bought the spaghetti from that store. So, I called their store informing them about the spaghetti. I wasn’t finished talking to them yet but they already told me that they will just have to replace it. I said, never mind. I just wanted you to know that your spaghetti doesn’t smell good. But they insisted to ask my phone number and my address because they want to replace the spaghetti.  After a few minutes, the delivery boy comes and immediately gave me big plastic bag. I was wondering why a big plastic bag, where I only ordered for one spaghetti. As I open the plastic bag, they gave me 2 packs of spaghetti and 2 packs of fried chicken. Wow!!! Giving feedback really helps.

By the way, the spaghetti and the fried chicken we’re newly cooked so it was so yummy!