CHICK-FIL-A 'KISS-IN:' A national call by same-sex marriage advocates to respond to Wednesday's Chick-fil-A appreciation day with a "kiss-in" at the restaurant did not bring many protesters to the location at Jordan Creek Town Center today.

A national call by same-sex marriage advocates to respond to Wednesday’s Chick-fil-A appreciation day with a “kiss-in” at the restaurant did not bring many protesters to the location at Jordan Creek Town Center today.

It was business as usual at the mall food court around lunchtime today, just two days after thousands of Iowans showed up to support the restaurant and its president’s belief in the biblical definition of marriage between one man and one woman.

Gay rights advocates around the country announced a “kiss-in” event today  and encouraged same-sex couples to come to the restaurant and kiss.

At about 12:30 p.m. Friday, Jordan Creek general manager Randy Tennison said he had not seen or heard of any demonstrations at the restaurant.

Tennison said he did not plan for extra security in preparation for any demonstrators, though he said he expects the mall to be busy this weekend because of Iowa’s tax-free holiday.

Ho hum......