After urging his local city council to condemn the term “wings without bones,” earlier this week, Ander Christensen, who shot for viral fame, has already received praise from like-minded Americans for his courageous efforts.
Buffalo Wild Wings, however, are not bitten.
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In a statement shared with Fox News, Wing Chen confirmed that Christensen recently “disagreed” with the views shared with his City Council in Lincoln, Neb. To a local charity on his behalf.
“We serve boneless wings – our guests love them and we love them!” Buffalo reads the Wild Wings statement. “So while we disagreed with Ander on his mission, we respect his passion for chicken. So we’re giving it free traditional wings for a year. We Lincoln, Nab. We will also donate 1. to the local Boys and Girls Club for each boneless wing sold on Labor Day. “
Buffalo Wild Wings also tweeted similar sentiments directly to Christensen.
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Christensen brought his concerns to Lincoln City Council earlier this week, urging the committee to condemn the use of the word “bones without wings” in both “our menus and our hearts” – and instead suggest a more accurate name, “buffalo-style” chicken tender. ” “Sauce nugs” or “garbage”, as he puts it.
“Lincoln has the opportunity to be a community leader in this county,” Christensen said. “We accidentally ignore the problem that has come under control that our children are throwing around names and words even without understanding their true meaning.”
He also argued that “boneless wings” do not come from chicken wings, so calling a menu item “wing” is like a butcher selling a cut of meat under a false name.
Christens argued that “boneless wings” do not come from chicken wings, but like a butcher selling a cut of meat under the false name “menu”.
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A video of Christensen’s Crusade was later shared on Facebook, where it soon went viral. Since then, he has garnered the support of the Nebraska Barbecue Council as well as the Omaha Steaks, who later wrote that his butchers are “stand b” with Christensen.
However, Wingstop has a significant holdout.
Texas-based Wing Chen, Christensen jokingly asked if he should “fight” after his video went viral, and was also asked if his own Twitter followers agreed that he should be named “Wings Without Bones.”
A representative of Wingstop was not immediately available for comment.
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Christensen, meanwhile, tells Fox News that he is not giving up any time soon.
“In the end, I don’t want the city nuggets to be removed from restrooms,” he said. “I just want to change his name. They are not wings. I will go where I need to change this. ”
Alexandra Deabel contributed to this report.
