Wendy’s, nearby store wage war of words on storefront signs
Jun 17, 2017, 6:31 PM | Updated: Jun 18, 2017, 2:36 pm
(Twitter Photo/@dylanmonroeTTU)
(Twitter Photo/@dylanmonroeTTU)
A Wendy’s hamburger joint in Lubbock, Texas engaged in a war of words using marquee signs against a nearby ice and tea store.
As seen on Buzzfeed, the verbal fisticuffs began when Pure Water Ice & Tea Company put a message on its sign, “Burgers aren’t the only thing square at Wendy’s,” the hamburger fast food chain that famously uses square patties on its sandwiches.
Wendy and her crew clapped back: “Everyone knows Wendys squares up, you ain’t bout that life.”
The Lubbock Wendy's vs Pure Water battle is the highlight of my summer honestly. pic.twitter.com/xiNeiOI6UU
— Ant (@Anthony_Young00) June 11, 2017
It didn’t end there.
Battle of 4th and Frankford cracks me up lol. Pure Water said "hey Wendy's that sign looks familiar" before this @Wendys vs @PureWaterIce pic.twitter.com/rT7cRaFpRs
— Riley Lookingbill (@rileylookingbil) May 22, 2017
@Wendys is an above average savage. #amirite pic.twitter.com/sByx05HWu9
— Keely McMillan ((: (@keely_mcmillan) June 4, 2017
Y'all wild @Wendys @PureWaterIce pic.twitter.com/vHUBfPybl8
— Bryan Tyler Bass (@Bbass27) June 6, 2017
This was a battle for the ages. Wendy’s is well-known for having a social media account that pushes the boundaries and appeals to younger crowds, but their non-traditional ways seem to be true for its individual locations.
