Now I’m actually wondering… does social media force companies to have to recalculate on stuff like this? This one photo could bounce around the internet for years. 
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I generally assume this kind of thing is a hoax, but a head ending up with the wings is at least a plausible failure mode, unlike when people claim to have found one in their nuggets.
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Saved you a click: She didn't eat it so we'll never know what it tasted like
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"The optimal amount of chicken heads in your wings is not zero."
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"Shh, don't say anything or everyone will want one!"
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Used to go a place in Seoul called rabbit fried chicken that gave you rice, pickled radish and the occasional head. It was the best.
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Every nine of reliablity requires at least one order of magnitude's extra expenditure. This is true of basically everything. Pick your trade-offs.
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Reminded of a friend of mine doing ops/admin stuff at google whose manager told the team at end of year that they'd come so far under their outage budget that they were clearly being -too- paranoid about changes.
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I can’t believe that one of the resto staff didn’t notice but you make a good point
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