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Are three small chillies equivalent to two Large Chillies from Wendy’s?

So I am just about broke now in this recession, and I looked on Wendy’s nutritional guide page and it looks like there are 6 grams of fat in a small chili, but 9 grams of fat in a large chili. This leads me to believe that I can indeed get the equivalent of two large chillis which retail for about $4.25 here in Texas for only $3.22. What is the point of this? Doesn’t Wendy’s lose more money by giving out three containers plus the extra saltines, spoon, and chilli packets!!??

Soup and chili are dishes that restaurants can make a lot of money on. For that amount of money Wendy doesn’t lose a cent, don’t worry about their financial status. They don’t worry for ours,

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