Kindness and Chick-fil-A go together like, well, nuggets and waffle fries! We chatted with Joe Dennis, a manager at the Chick-fil-A in Apple Valley, Minnesota. Joe recently went above and beyond, helping repair an elderly guest’s car during his shift. He gave us the inside scoop and you can hear all about Joe’s philosophy on leadership and kindness by listening to this episode of My Pleasure: The Unofficial Chickfila Podcast.

Truett or False

Not all heroes wear capes. Some wear Chick-fil-A uniforms! That’s why we cooked up a game we call Truett or False. Check out these three headlines featuring Chick-fil-A heroes and  guess whether the story was Truett or False! Play along with us! You can also listen to the latest podcast episode to hear how Joe did!

Chickfila Manhole phone rescue

Chickfila Employee Climbs Down Storm Drain to Save Customer’s Phone

That one is TRUETT! Seth Ratliff rescued Shauna Hall’s phone. According to Today, Shauna wrote on Facebook, He then climbs down into the hole and retrieves my phone which miraculously is not broken or wet. I was so thankful I freaking hugged him. Not only did he slice his finger and was filthy from laying on the ground and climbing in the hole, I find out he had actually just gotten off shift and was still willing to help me. He is now my hero and favorite Chick-fil-A employee.”

Chickfila Employee Leaps Through Drive-Thru Window to Save a Choking Child

That story is TRUETT! Logan Simmons, a 19-year-old Chick-fil-A manager in Flowery Branch, told CNN he noticed a child in the backseat with a seat belt tangled around his neck. He jumped through the drive-thru window to get to the car. Simmons pulled out his pocketknife and freed the boy from the seat belt.

Haley Bridges Chickfila

After Winning a Car, Chickfila Employee Gifts It to Co-Worker in Act of Kindness

That’s another TRUETT story! According to Today.com, Haley Bridges, 17, of Appleton, Wisconsin, knew her friend and fellow Chick-fil-A employee was commuting to work in the Wisconsin winter by bicycle. So when she learned she had won a car at a company Christmas party raffle, she knew exactly who she wanted to gift it to.