Is it a whiteman's special?

<p>Why does it seem that when we go to KFC, we get the smallest, over-fried pieces of chicken and have to do the park-and-go fight-for-better-food thing every time? This feels so ******, since I see black people always getting these satisfactory sized pieces of meat. I want to do an undercover experiment to proove my point and send ten randomly chosen black customers into KFC and ten randomly chosen white people in to the same KFC on the same chosen day to buy exactly the same chicken pieces meals. I will give the money and monitor everyone going in as part of the project without telling them what it is for, as we always have to take cheating in consideration and want this to be a fair experiment. You may then see for yourself which group got the bigger and freshest pieces of chicken and which group of customers will or won't complain about their portions received. You may even weigh the total portions of each group to check the difference. It seems more than a co-insedence to me that some KCF customers always get these satisfactory portions, where others whom pay the same price have to be satisfied with what they get. I can call it "a whiteman special" so to speak and urge people to speak up if you are not happy with your portions in a reasonable way. Is this ****** or favouring customers from the KFC staff perspective or am I facing the worst and most unbelievable odds i could ever imagine?</p>