I can't agree with that, at all.  I've visited the new, local CFA's over the last few years and they weren't any better than anything else (lotsa good-looking mommies among the customers though, not sure why).
 
 
Gonna post a question here, maybe it should be its own thread: anyone else here notice that Burger King offers a Whopper Meal for $11.10 (your price may vary) with 2 options to enlarge the meal? The Lady Behind the Speaker asks if you want a Medium or a Large, and you order the Medium, thinking you got the meal for $11.10.  But, at the first window, they ask for ~$1.50 more than you were expecting.  The first time, I was a bit surprised, but I paid the requested amount.
A few weeks later, I again got lazy about cooking and hit the BK drive-thru, but paid more attention to the billboard; $11.10 advertised price, $1.50 more for a Medium, and $2.30 more for a Large. Same question from Speaker Lady: Medium or Large?  This time I say, No, just the regular, for $11.10.  "So you want the Medium?"  Me:  "NO, I want the Regular, or Small, that you're advertising for $11.10!"  Pregnant Pause.  "We don't sell that, do you want a Medium or Large?"  Me:  "Why are you advertising a Whopper Meal for $11.10 if you're not selling it?!?!"   Crickets.
 
Somewhere, in the distance, a dog barked.
 
Fortunately there was no one in front of my in the line, and I just pulled forward, flipped 'em off at the window, and drove off.  I realize that the minimum-wage folks at the speaker/window/grill/cashier spots are only doing what they're told, but I want to ask:  Is this happening in your area?  I doubt that it's a single franchise thing, or even a Utah thing; I'm betting this is a nation-wide BK thing from their Overlords.
Is this happening in your area?