We don't have one locally, but I felt they were worth supporting, so a few times a year while traveling we'd plan for eating at Chick-fil-A. Key word being were worth supporting.
After they started sucking DEI and BLM cock I sent them a polite message explaining how DEI and BLM goals were counter to their publicly stated missions and morality. Explained how their website messaging did not reflect the reality of DEI and only showed their ignorance. And that I wouldn't eat there any more, and I haven't.
I'm not even some hardliner political activist. I'll eat liberal chicken if it's good and they keep their politics out of business.
If a company publicly makes a sociopolitical statement or stance, though, I'll assume that's more important to them than their business, and if I don't agree with it, they'll lose my business.
I also understand they don't care about me nor the fact I believe they had the power and opportunity to push back against forces out to destroy them and all the things they claim to stand for.
They can make themselves into hypocrites, but I'm gonna pass on them making me into one.
They'll be just fine, though, with all the boomers and nutless "conservatives" that will keep slurping down their diversity-is-strength chicken. Cants put a price good chicken, boss, and dats some good chicken.