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Bevotex wrote:I'm glad to see a fairly large company like this take a step in the right direction. I mean holy cow, this is an actual example of someone with some common sense making a good decision.

On a side note, I am a self proclaimed Mexican food connoisseur and have to say they have the best Mexican grub you can get at a drive up window. I highly recommend the chicken soft tacos. Cheap and tasty!

I am real happy with TCs decision, I am on the road a lot, and Taco Cabana is fast, reasonably healthy, and consistent from store to store. When I'm on the road I want two things to be well armed and well fed.

Morgan wrote:

Liberty wrote:

Morgan wrote:It's probably the case that a few did it, a few thought it was a good idea and followed suit, the situation sat like that for a while, then the backlash happened, and corporate sent out the "we don't do this, take them down if you have them" message. I don't KNOW that's how it happened, but I've been part of the corporate scene long enough to guess at it. LOL

I think it was corporate. The signs were a weird size perhaps legal paper size, but not be big enough to be legal They all likely came from the same place.

But not all stores posted them. So not likely corporate.

Where would they have all got the signs from? I have never seen or heard of them in any other place. but have seen them in Galveston as well as just south of Austin. I have a theory. They have stopped posting new signs a couple of years ago. and that they haven't replaced new signs as they have been vandalized.

Morgan wrote:It's probably the case that a few did it, a few thought it was a good idea and followed suit, the situation sat like that for a while, then the backlash happened, and corporate sent out the "we don't do this, take them down if you have them" message. I don't KNOW that's how it happened, but I've been part of the corporate scene long enough to guess at it. LOL

I think it was corporate. The signs were a weird size perhaps legal paper size, but not be big enough to be legal They all likely came from the same place.

a victory for us!

This indeed looks like a victory for our side. I credit Texas30.06.com and this site for influencing the change. Almost any bussiness will search the net looking for what people are saying about them. Businesses like Taco Cabana spend big money on advertising which is easily countered by the negative publicity . Groups like the Bradys are really unorganized, have very few real members, and no active forums, only Soros paid hacks. Our numbers and volume of internet postings speak volumes.