Excellent job again collating this residue. I love seeing this effort put in. It’s one of the few ways we can legitimise the effect over time.

There is mandela effect researcher named Brian Macfarlane on youtube. He used to work at chic fil a and has delved deep into this effect because he’s so sure it was spelled chic when he worked there. This begs the question, do some former employees remember chic and some chick? What is the perceived difference between these two people? Is one an NPC simply updated like a piece of software while the other is cognisant of the shifts around him? Usually when someone is ‘connected’ to an effect, they don’t remember the previous reality. For example Courteney Cox never remembers her name being Courtney because she’s directly connected to herself. For employees of companies a similar thing occurs. The amount of chic fil a residue even on the linkedin network is enough to make one question how so many professionals could ever possibly make that mistake. Hint: they couldn’t.

I found an AMA today from a chic fil a employee dated back to 2016. I personally believe this was when many of the effects were executed. 2014-2016. Many mainstream effects were noticed during this period but we have effects going back over a 100 years with brands like Coca Cola and Heinz. Here’s the AMA. Notice how he spells it chic fil a in the title and picture. If you look through his comments below, he spells it sometimes chick and sometimes chic. It’s quite strange to see that and that’s why I want to understand more about people who are directly connected to certain effects and what they remember. Do former kit-kat, Volkswagen or ford employees remember how it used to be or how those brands currently are? https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/5ks0jz/iama_chicfila_employee_ama/

Here’s another random image I found of a chic fil a sticker at the store itself. But who can really confirm the veracity of it? It’s cool to see though: https://m.imgur.com/gallery/lwXcq

Here’s someone who designed t-shirts for a road trip. Incredible residue: http://i.imgur.com/MaQh1d3.jpg

Link to their comment: https://www.reddit.com/r/MandelaEffect/comments/3h4r0t/comment/cu4mj3c

The strangest residue of all is people who made jokes online many years ago questioning why they were trying to be French or fashionable by calling it ‘Sheek-fil-a’. There are 3 comments like this I’ve come across but I have to find them in my database and I’ll look for them later today.

I’m not an American so when I saw it as Chic fil a when I was on holiday there, I questioned if they were trying to sound fashionable by calling it chic. There is zero chance I could have made that association if it was spelled chick.