A woman who found a cockroach in her husband's food at a Slim Chickens in Florida says she had to battle with the manager to get a refund
A woman who found a cockroach in her husband's chicken tender at a Slim Chickens branch in Pensacola, Florida said she had to battle with the manager to get a refund.
She told Insider they had already eaten half their food."I brought it to the front counter and asked for a manager because I didn't want to make a scene," Kirkland said, adding that she wanted to"quietly address it with him."
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