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A franchise sign is seen above a Chick-fil-A freestanding restaurant after its grand opening in Midtown, New York October 3, 2015. REUTERS/Rashid Umar Abbasi 
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A Florida teen looking to find a date for prom got a little help from his colleagues at Chick-fil-A.
High school student Tanner Waters was having a little trouble finding a date for his schools prom, so his colleagues placed an advertisement on the Chik-fil-A billboard outside the restaurant, reported WPTV Wednesday
“Tanner needs a prom date. Details inside,” the sign reads.
Chick Fil A is always there for yah @ChickfilApic.twitter.com/fao4kRCkBm
— Tanner Waters (@tanner_waters18) March 31, 2018
The manager came up with the idea after one of the employees joked that Waters should ask him to the dance.
“There have been bunch of people whove come in,” Waters told TODAY Food. “Some have offered to buy me dinner, some want to take pictures, some [parents] have even offered their daughters.”
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A franchise sign is seen above a Chick-fil-A freestanding restaurant after its grand opening in Midtown, New York October 3, 2015. REUTERS/Rashid Umar Abbasi
12:57 PM 04/11/2018
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A Florida teen looking to find a date for prom got a little help from his colleagues at Chick-fil-A.
High school student Tanner Waters was having a little trouble finding a date for his schools prom, so his colleagues placed an advertisement on the Chik-fil-A billboard outside the restaurant, reported WPTV Wednesday
“Tanner needs a prom date. Details inside,” the sign reads.
Chick Fil A is always there for yah @ChickfilApic.twitter.com/fao4kRCkBm
— Tanner Waters (@tanner_waters18) March 31, 2018
The manager came up with the idea after one of the employees joked that Waters should ask him to the dance.
“There have been bunch of people whove come in,” Waters told TODAY Food. “Some have offered to buy me dinner, some want to take pictures, some [parents] have even offered their daughters.”
Send tips to [email protected].
Content created by The Daily Caller News Foundation is available without charge to any eligible news publisher that can provide a large audience. For licensing opportunities of our original content, please contact [email protected].
