Popeyes review: Not open when informations states they will be open plus rude and threatening behavior

Earlier today I went to the Popeye's at 1430 Barrett Pkwy in Kennesaw GA. I normally do not go to this store because there are closer Popeye's locations to my house. I have only gone there before because it is on the way to my mother's house. Whenever I have gone to that particular store in the past, it was always something, we have no ice, there is no cash register tape so I can't give you a receipt, no we don't have any red beans and rice (for a place that carries on about their New Orleans heritage not having any red beans and rice is as bad as saying they don't have any chicken), and they were always somewhat surly. It was always something with that location. Today they hit a new low.

I had to run some errands that would take me by that location and when I checked their hours on the internet, it said that they opened at 10:00 am. I arrived at approximately 10:20 to see a car at the drive thru order station, which then pulled up to the window. I waited a few minutes, spoke into the speaker, and got no response, so I pulled up behind the car at the window. The woman in that car told me that there was someone inside the building, but they were ignoring her. I asked that she pull up and I would see if I could get their attention. I got this woman to come over to the window, she opened it and said that they were not open yet. I asked what time they opened and then said that on the internet for that store it said that they opened at 10:00. She just said we're not open then slammed the window shut, tossed her head back putting her nose up in the air, turned and walked off. I banged on the window since I wanted an answer to when they would open. She and a man come up and when I asked what time they opened; his response was "Don't bang on my window." I said that I wanted to know what time they opened since it did not match what was on the internet. His next response was to say, "Get the [censored] out of here." I again asked what time they opened, and he again said, "Get the [censored] out of here" then added "in five seconds I'm calling the cops." The woman in the other car asked what he had said so I repeated it word for word, then both of us left.

If a place has not opened well past the time that the information available to the public says that it opens, asking what time they will open does not strike me as an unreasonable request. It does not rise to the level of threatening to call the police and telling them to "Get the [censored] out of here."