Memphis Chick-fil-A owner advises city on COVID-19 vaccine lines
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Scott Malone, a Chick-fil-A owner and operator in Memphis, Tennessee, was recently asked to take a look at the city’s drive-thru vaccine centers.
According to WREG, Malone has owned his Chick-fil-A location for more than 20 years. He told the station that "a couple thousand" cars come through his drive-thru every day. WREG reported Wednesday that Malone visited one vaccine location earlier this week.
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