Jollibee an original Filipino slaver please don't eat and support Jollibee ,overtime not paid everyday and they paying their Filipino employee below minimum wage, and their taking advantage of their working student employee who needed job they never showed any compassion to their Filipino employee who needed to be paid equally. For those who don't know Jollibee is from Philippines originally founded 1975 and their doing it to their employees for almost 47 years, and now they come to America, who knows they will do it also to your people.
@@legend1648 "why" Because that is our country not because your from a different country you wanna laugh at us, ok just laugh just whatever you want...! Everybody laugh at us the America, Japan even india! That I hate the most ! My older sister was murdered by the owner who lives in the America! My older sister was a OFW! Americans are super bad! 😡😡
You could also make a request to cake your chicken in spice dust if you really want it spicy, but if you want the authentic spice then you're shit out of luck broski they don't make it as spicy as they used to be, the spicy chicken they make now seemed to have been dumbed down unfortunately
The old Spicy Chicken joy really used to be sooo spicy cause jolibee puts a spicy ass powder while even the chicken is hot, I totally remember the part where i used to eat a spicy chicken joy with fried rice and the chicken joy had a spicy ass powder that it made me collapse inside my guts💀
People who call mainstream restaurant chicken or food spicy grew up with parents who only let them eat basic chicken nuggets and hamburgers and hot dogs they didn’t let them have spicy food so they think anything that is flavored or colored “red” is spicy or the hottest food in the world
Imma be honest, that’s only american fast food spicy. Asian fast food spicy however.. (no joke the spicy mcd fried chicken in malaysia is pretty spicy)
So we had a couple of Pinoys visiting our workplace in Gurgaon, India for a week and the entire time they survived on McDonald's fries and icecream because everything else was too spicy for them. Mind you, I am a p*ssy as per Indian standards when it comes to spicy foods. The worst part was they told us this on the last day of their visit.
This is relatable to me 😂😂😂 I love spicy food and everytime I ordered some spicy stuffs on the menu and tried it, I was so disappointed af. And I added some money to make the food spicy but nah 😢
"It has a kick on it" "Ok I'll get it" *tries it* "It's not even spicy" "Hello sir" "Oh it's the worker from there what's u..." *worker kicks you in the face* "Enjoy your meal and free kick sir"
When he was wondering what he meant by “kick on it”, I noticed It relates to me a lot 😂 (‘Coz if someone says something n idk what they meant, later on I’ll still be like “what do they mean by that”)
try some chicken curry with naan I was sweating after only three rips naan, I was sweating alright, SWEATING🤯🤯... later i discovered it had almost 50 spicy peppers😐
I had the jolliibees spicy chicken sandwich a few days ago, the sandwich was good but no spice to it. Chick-fil-a’s spicy chicken sandwich has a harder kick.
"Jollibee's chicken is very spicy" Me who ate a bowl full of chopped red peppers as a punishment when I was 5.y.o.: 👁👄👁 Edit: My english is kinda bad but the peppers I refer to are the chili peppers. I agree it's not spicy BUT when you're a 5 year old, it'll feel like hell 👁👄👁
