re: Was the first time you tried Raising Cane's the best day of your life?

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There’s actually a decent amount of African people in Boise. DACA was huge in Idaho and a lot of those kids now have kids.

Still a minority, but that pop is growing.

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I have to pretty much disagree with this. I live here and the truth is whenever I see a black person it catches my eye. I think, "Oh look, a black person". It's just not that common of a sight.

I just looked it up:

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Here is a more detailed breakdown of Boise's racial and ethnic demographics:

White (Non-Hispanic): This is the largest group, making up around 80.4% of the city's population.

White (Hispanic): This group accounts for approximately 3.21% of the population.

Asian (Non-Hispanic): This group makes up about 3.34% of the population.

Two or More Races (Non-Hispanic): This category is the next largest, at around 3.19%.

Other (Hispanic): This group represents about 2.56% of the population.

Other racial and ethnic groups: Other groups present in the city include those who identify as Black or African American, Native American, and Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander, though these are smaller percentages of the overall population.

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So black people make up less than 2.56% of the population.....

Columbus Ohio actually got in on the ground floor.

The first franchise location opened in Columbus in 2004, it was awesome. Like only the 8th location ever.

That location right on campus actually lost the franchisee significant money because four months out of the year it was a ghost town, but they pushed through to get a 2nd and saved the franchise. They have a bunch of Ohio stores now.

The chicken is just okay.
High price for what you get.
Stingy with sauce.
Poor options for sides.
Was never impressed.

First time I ate Cane’s was my last.Several years ago,I wasn’t impressed.Never went back.