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So Carl’s Jr. is seeking to bolster its image as a purveyor of higher-end fast food by building futuristic-looking restaurants (“Carl’s Jr. Aims to Woo Diners With Progressive Architecture,” Feb. 24).
Isn’t this the company that brought us the If-It-Doesn’t-Get-All-Over-the-Place-It-Doesn’t-Belong-in-Your-Face ad campaign, complete with disgusting commercials?
I have boycotted them for years specifically because of those offensive ads. Higher end? Puh-leez.
Kathy W. Smith
Torrance
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