The Texas Supreme Court is stepping in the middle of a food fight.
The fight is over whether Chick-fil-A should be allowed to operate in the San Antonio International Airport.
The chain wants to operate a store in the airport, but the San Antonio city council has declined. But the arguments before the court are framed entirely different.
The city says Chick Fil A is closed on Sundays. That's a busy travel day with no revenue, the city claims.
But a group of customers says the city's argument goes deeper, that the company has taken a political position opposing the LBTGQ community and that's the real reason for the rejection.
Chick-fil-A is not a part of the lawsuit, letting fans of its food put their arguments where their mouth is.
The high court is set to hear the case on October 28th.
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