The Cast Of The Big Bang Theory Outside Of The Sitcom
The Big Bang Theory has been making audiences laugh since its premiere in 2007, when we were first introduced to the geeky but brilliant crew of CalTech researchers and their neighbor, Penny. After 10 years on the air, here's what the cast looked like then and now.
Sara Gilbert as Leslie Winkle - Then
The Eat Mor Chikin cows first appeared as a bid to push people away from traditional hamburgers and into the arms of Chick-Fil-A. Now, the annual Cow Appreciation Day is a huge part of the company's policy - and all employees must abide by the rules. The day means that anyone dressed as a cow or wearing cow print gets a free entree, but it can see hundreds of people desperate to get their food before the doors shut.
Sara Gilbert as Leslie Winkle - Now
Have you ever wondered why employees at Chick-Fil-A are so polite? It's because it's literally drilled into them! Staff all have mandatory training that apparently shows them the steps they need to take with customers to make sure they are as polite as they can possibly be. Some of this even includes pushing to hold eye contact, being confident, and always having a positive attitude no matter the situation. Employees are often told to make everyone feel like part of the family.
Johnny Galecki as Leonard Hofstadter-Then
One of the many things that people have learned about Chick-Fil-A over the years is how much the company follows the rules of religion. Every store is shut on Sundays as they often expect their staff to head to church. While it might be an added bonus for people working in the restaurants, some of the company's views landed them in hot water after comments were made from CEO Dan Cathy talking about his views on LGBT marriage.
Johnny Galecki as Leonard Hofstadter-Now
It might be easy to assume that people working at Chick-Fil-A get a free item or two off the menu. However, that's not the case. Many employees state that they are expected to buy their meals just like everyone else - even when they are working long shifts. As if that wasn't enough, employees can't head to other Chick-Fil-A restaurants and expect to get any discounts or freebies. They become paying customers on the other side of the register.
