Popeyes says you can make BYOB (that's B for Bun) and make you a chicken sandwich

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A chicken sandwich is seen at Popeyes on Thursday, August 22, 2019, in Kyle, Texas. After Popeyes added a crispy chicken sandwich to his quick menu, the hierarchy of chicken sandwiches in America was shaken and the supremacy of Chick-fil-A and others was threatened. This is a hot topic on social media, fans have weighed in on YouTube's scans and memos, and some have reported long lines to get an idea of ​​the new sandwich . (AP Photo / Eric Gay)

Popeyes knows you're always sad about the shortage of chicken sandwiches. That's why it suggests a quick fix to relieve your chicken sandwich cravings.

Introducing BYOB: Bring your own bun.

That's true. Popeyes allows guests to bring their own buns, order their three-piece offers and prepare their own chicken sandwiches on site.

"While we were working to get the sandwich back into our restaurants, we wanted to give our customers a fun way to satisfy their popeyes sandwich cravings," said Bruno Cardinali, Popeyes marketing manager for North America. , at CNN.

Popeyes claims to have "the best fried chicken in the game" and hopes this substitute will help customers during this devastating time.

How we got here

Popeyes announced in August that he would start selling chicken sandwiches. The chicken franchise had initially forecast that its stocks would last until the end of September.

Ha, that's true. Then came the national infatuation.

Lines surrounding some Popeyes Chicken restaurants. Quavo joked about selling $ 1,000 sandwiches so people could drop long queues. A teenager saw an opportunity to distribute ballot samples and registration forms to people waiting in front of his local restaurant.

Unfortunately, Popeyes sold his chicken sandwiches in just two weeks. The company attributes the "extraordinary demand" to sandwiches. Or maybe they did not make enough rolls.

The distress caused by the juicy and crispy Popeyes chicken sandwiches so upset the customers that we even fired a revolver at a Houston restaurant after learning that there was none left.

If you do not like Popeyes' suggestion, do not panic. This promises that the coveted chicken sandwich will soon be back in the restaurants.

For now, just BYOB.

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Popeyes says that customers can prepare their own chicken sandwiches when they bring their own rolls and place their orders.