Why KFC's Founder SUED His Own Company

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[jamiedoyle]

“The reason is kind of disturbing”

Recipe changes disturb me too

[kwoejdkeieidkde]

The guy that who created the company and then got sued by the company
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[Danel_guy]

"Until dying at the age of nine" 💀

[thelastanimebender]

So the KFC we eating rn ain't the original recipe 💀💀

[purtholamew]

Col. Sanders is a bro RIP he a real one

[enriquedrawingyt]

How df do you get sue for using your own name tf

[Elijahlikechicken]

For the guy who’s face is behind literally all of it I feel like they should’ve treated him with more respect

[cislife]

Moral of the story never sell to the first offer, and try to maintain control as long as possible

[kakanayaka]

"You can't do this to me, DO YOU KNOW HOW MUCH I SACRIFICE?"

[dabois]

I really wish I could have experienced the actual recipe. Seeing KFC in shows based in the 70s and 80s and just pictures of people with it at that time looks so much better than anything I've ever actually seen from KFC. Some things that make me sad I was born in the 2000s

[topflatline]

To bad he is not the real maker of the recipe

[GSpareBurner]

Let’s not forget that it wasn’t even his original recipe. He stole his “original” recipe from someone else.

[kaulinbauer]

"But that isn't the reason why! I just 5 seconds 5 more seconds on this video.

[leesteele]

He in the right as far as I'm concerned...

[hydra]

Rip that guy man

the company was like macdonald pretty soulless

[barricadedpurifier]

This makes me wonder about the quality of the original. Must’ve been heaven

[gazaiyuno]

"you cant do this to me i started this company, you know how much i sacrificed"

[creeper_was_here]

bro said it was disturbing, that was just a normal reason to sue

[OddYob]

Remember when the Colonel killed a guy for ruining his eggs

[ELM]

Sell it and it ain't yours. This "own company" talk makes no sense.