I know, in the grand scheme of things, stupid marketing drivel is not very important. Nevertheless, I get annoyed when a fast food company claims that their salads are a fashion statement.
http://www.11alive.com/news/article/288570/3/Chick-fil-A-tosses-its-old-salad-menu
"We view salads as fashion," says David Farmer, vice president of product strategy. "Expectations change. Millennials are looking for interesting flavors."
I buy food to eat it, period.
…oh come on, what about when they stack sushi on a beautiful nekid Asian lady?
"pretty girl with a side of tuna roll"
In that case, I'm going to have even less interest in the "fashion" aspects of the food than normal. 
JoeyM wrote: I buy food to eat it, period.
"I buy cars to commute in, period. I don't get why anyone would want anything else."
/thread.
Let's face it, they're in the business to sell food. I doubt they'll have problems selling more salads.
Right but this is Chick-Fil-A saying that. The analogy would be a Camry commercial where they talk about how sporty their new cars are...oh wait.
Generally if I'm going to use food as a fashion statment I wear a white shirt for spagetti night.
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