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The Great Chicken Sandwich War | Live To Tell Episode 27

The underground story of business, entrepreneurs and influencers. And the Great Chicken Sandwich War.

By Madeline LenaStaff Writer

12:12PM • 08/30/19

On this week's episode of Live To Tell, Nick and Cassie discuss the Great Chicken Sandwich War between Popeyes and Chick-fil-A and whether or not Shaq needs to stop putting his name on everything. Also, is Disney+ taking over the world? And why did Doritos ditch its logo?

Fantastic: The Fanfare Surrounding Popeyes' Chicken Sandwich

Celebrity: New Papa John's CEO Plans Bigger Role For Shaq

Cash Money: Disney+ Is On The Cusp

Forward Thinking: FitBit's Plans to Upend the Status Quo in Health-Tracking Tech

Friend or Foe: Doritos Loses Logo In Effort To Attract Gen Z

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