Kentucky Fried Chicken

First off, let me say that I stopped in at 1:10 pm on Sunday afternoon in Zionsville/Indy, after the lunch rush. There was one couple in the restaurant (if you want to call it that) eating in, and one car in the drive through. NOT a busy moment.
I was also the only one at the counter when I first started this horrible experience.

It doesn't help the people waiting in line that there is time clock/stopwatch facing the counter that let me know that I wasn't exaggerating when I say I waited for over 7.3 minutes for my order.

I stopped in for a quick bite on the run. I had a VERY important meeting fifteen minutes down the road at 106th & Zionsville road (less than 5 minutes away) where there were almost 30 people waiting on me. I thought I'd grab a quick taco, eat it on the way, and all would be good.

Nope.

Finally, at four minutes I said I wasn't trying to be rude, but I had an important meeting to get to, is the food almost ready? I was told almost.

After seeing NO ONE moving around by the counter, I asked again if there was something else I should order that would be ready right now.

After SIX MINUTES I said I needed my money back and had to go, people were wating on me. It was at that point that some kid stepped behind the food line and made my order. I only hope that he boiled his hands after being in the bathroom or taking out the trash or wherever he'd been for the past six minutes.

This was absolutely ridiculous. I not only will NOT be returning to this location but I will definitely advise anyone even thinking about going here to NOT go here.

This hip happening hybrid is a joint KFC and Taco Bell.

I like Kentucky Grilled Chicken and the green beans that come with it. Really, I do. I'm a fan! But this particular location is a cesspool of weirdness and oddness and all around messed-uppedness. KFC, what's going on here, man? WHAT IS GOING ON!

Two expereinces in two weeks, both weird, both lunchtime.

1. I was told that the meals don't come with drinks, even though drinks are pictured with the meals and that's a pretty standard fast food practice. I was told they were out of grilled chicken. I ended up with green beans and water. Based on experience number two, I think they were messing with me.

2. Second experience: Drink comes with a meal, (a. duh! b. what the hell?)  wait time is about 15 minutes of sitting in a KFC sitting area and watching a bunch of people sit around and wait for food. Full lobby, nobody is eating.

So if you go there, you may or may not be able to get chicken, you may or may not get a drink with your meal, and you may or may not go to a fast food restaurant and have to wait 15 minutes for food they may or may not have.

Why bother?