Chick-fil-A manager allegedly bans teen slang

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"I work at Chick-fil-A and Eric, our manager, is tired of our [expletive]," wrote Reddit user Mausar. The Nov. 6 post features a photo of the memo with the supposed banned words, which include "bae," "bruh," "chill" and "ratchet."

According to the New York Daily News, Chick-fil-A said early Tuesday it was looking into the claim. The restaurant chain later tweeted that it "doesn't have a banned words list, but the Cows do."

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