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Popeyes' New Collaboration with Hot Ones
I was very excited to receive an email today from Popeyes announcing their collaboration with the Hot Ones brand. This is exciting because when Panda Express incorporates Hot Ones with their chicken, it is so delicious, and I can't get enough. Panda Express has featured Hot Ones on its menu at least twice, and it is always a fan favorite, so I am very excited for Hot Ones to be coming to Popeyes.
Popeyes Collaboration with Hot Ones
Popeyes Catering Coupon Code
First deal: If you are going to have a catering party and order $100 or more, use promo code "POPEYESPARTY25" at online checkout to receive 10% off.
Fansville Free Drink with 12 pc. Wings Deal
The Fansville wing deal states "Buy a 12pc Wings and get a Regular fountain drink free at participating U.S. restaurants available in-store, on Popeyes.com, or on the Popeyes App only.
Fansville Wing Deal
Popeyes Coupons in the Mail Expire December 2025
I received a page of Popeyescoupons in the mail. Below is an example of Popeyes coupons. If you received this flyer, the expiration date is 12/22/25 on these coupons from the mail.
Popeyes coupons from mail
My family has a long history of going to Popeyes for their delicious food, back to a time when they had a buffet here. While the buffet is long gone, I still enjoy taking my family to Popeyes.
A man pulls up to the drive-thru at a Montgomery Popeyes location to order and an employee comes on the speaker and says, "All we have is breasts, wings, and thighs." When he orders a "number one," the employee suddenly remembers that they are "out of sandwiches too." So then what do you have? 😂
In September 2023, a man pulled up to a Montgomery Popeyes drive-thru at night and got a quick run down by an employee of everything they were out of.
This is what happens when Popeyes runs out of food but keeps the drive-thru going. It's a classic tale that you might laugh at as long as someone else is telling the story.
Customer Leaves Popeyes Drive-Thru Laughing
Kayree Ali from Atlanta posted a video on TikTok on 30 August 2023 showing the drive-thru at "Popeyes East Chase Montgomery Alabama" which would be the location at 9036 Eastchase Parkway in Montgomery.
The video starts with Kayree waiting at the drive-thru for someone to take his order.
At the Popeyes drive-thruPhoto by@kayree_ali on TikTok
A Popeyes employee gets on the speaker and gives a quick rundown on what they are out of.
He said:
"How you doin' now, all we have is breasts, wings, and thighs. We have no sweet and spicy or no ghost wings. We only takin' card, and no add-ons at the window." -Popeye's drive-thru employee
Kayree says, "Can I get the number one?"
The Popeyes employee replies, "Oh, I'm sorry, we out of sandwiches too."
Kayree laughs and the Popeye's employee is also heard laughing on the drive-thru speaker.
Some people might have gotten angry at the thought that they would not be able to get their Popeyes fix, but this man laughs it off, which shows he is a good sport, even though the caption on his video says, "Bruh just close the store."
Yahoo! Life writer Bailey Fink reported that Popeye's new "sweet and spicy wings" are getting rave reviews. They are tossed in a chili, garlic, and ginger blend "that brings a mild heat, plus a hint of sweetness in every bite." Fink wonders if Popeye's will decide to keep the new sweet and spicy wings on the menu due to their growing popularity.
Have you tried them?
(Share your thoughts in the comments.)
Comments to the Video
One person in the comments compared this Popeyes location to a McDonald's that uses the excuse that their "ice cream machine is down."
A user named 'Joe' shared, "My Popeyes gets pissed off if I try n order more than 2 things."
A user named 'Tricey' wrote, "Welcome to Popeyes, we out of chicken." She was joking.
Another user, 'Eman' says, "At least they got chicken. I went to Popeyes one night and they said the only thing they had left was biscuits."
A user named 'Coda' wrote in the comments, "Last time I went to Popeyes they were out of EVERYTHING *and* their soda fountain didn't work...AT 2PM."
Thoughts
Questions for the reader:
Have you ever pulled up to a drive-thru window and they were out of many things? What did you do?
Should Popeyes just close the store until they can get fully restocked on essential menu items?
Please like and share this article on social media about this story, because no one wants to be in this situation when you have a craving for Popeyes.
Harvard University has created the world's smallest flying robot, dubbed RoboBee. It measures 3 cm. and is the smallest device ever made that can fly. By the way, RoboBee was modeled by using the inspiration of a fly to create the wings.
RoboBee actually has wings that beat 120 times per second. As you can see in the picture above, it is about the size of a penny. Each wing on the RoboBee can be controlled separately, and are made using a piezoelectric actuator. A piezoelectric actuator is a ceramic strip that moves when electricity runs across it. As you can imagine, the ceramic strips are very thin and are connected by thin plastic hinges, allowing the wings to move back and forth.
The only catch to RoboBee is that it does not have an onboard power supply, but currently gets electricity via power supply wires, so it is not wireless yet. So while it is the world's smallest flying robot, it is still limited to where it can go at the moment by the wire to the power source. RoboBee can last from 10 to 15 minutes tethered to the power supply before the plastic hinges connected to the wings give out.
Harvard engineers still has several problems that they cannot solve with RoboBee:
Robobee cannot hold the world's smallest encapsulated microchips, as it is too small (thus the robots cannot have any software to make intelligent choices on its own)
RoboBee has onboard vision sensors, but the data is relayed to the brain subsystem to be decoded. Harvard is trying to create hardware accelerators to fix this problem.
There is no power supply onboard (as mentioned earlier). Adding a power supply would add weight, and would require a larger propulsion system (bigger wings).
RoboBee is quite remarkable in that engineers created them by cutting designs from sheets, layered them, and folded them, very much like Origami.
There is already discussion of how RoboBees could be used for covert surveillance. This would be very similar to what we saw with the exploding fireflies seen in G.I. Joe: Retalliation (2013).
A more docile use of RoboBee would be for search and rescue operations.
The video seen below is when the RoboBee took off for the first time.
