Popeyes food joint in Philadelphia has now banned homeless people from entering inside (Image by Joe Raedle via Getty Images)A Popeyes franchise in Chestnut, Philadelphia, has found a way to stop homeless people from coming inside, and that is to ban them from the store.A sign has been put upfront of the fast-food joint, saying in large block letters – "NO HOMELESS PEOPLE ALLOWED INSIDE THE STORE."Popeyes decision has its own problemsThe food joint's latest decision also comes with many issues, including the absence of humanity.Bryan Blue Tsunami@BryanLFullerThis is posted on the door of the @Popeyes on 15th and Chestnut in Center City, Philadelphia. I have purchased hundreds if not thousands of meals for homeless people. They deserve dignity and respect. @Baligubadle1 @_equal_access @glennkirschner2 @nathaliejacoby13:38 AM · Dec 12, 2021567244This is posted on the door of the @Popeyes on 15th and Chestnut in Center City, Philadelphia. I have purchased hundreds if not thousands of meals for homeless people. They deserve dignity and respect. @Baligubadle1 @_equal_access @glennkirschner2 @nathaliejacoby1 https://t.co/sx8bYWRwbZFirstly, if an individual is homeless, he will spend some money on food. The sign does not mention that homeless people would not come inside but are not allowed, even if a homeless individual just wants to purchase a chicken sandwich.It is also strange to think that anyone can be instantly identified as homeless. This leads to another point, according to which, if someone seems homeless, the employees would be confused if they have to or not have to remove them from the restaurant.About Popeyes, in briefPopeyes' latest decision has been criticized by a few on Twitter (Image by Scott Olson via Getty Images)Established in 1972, it is a chain of fried chicken fast-food restaurants and its headquarters are located in Miami, Florida.It is now a subsidiary of Restaurant Brands International in Toronto and has had 3,451 restaurants since 2020 in more than 46 states and 30 countries. The company owns 30 locations and the others are franchised.The food joint mostly serves chicken dishes in mild and spicy flavors along with sides like red beans and rice, Cajun fries, macaroni and cheese, biscuits, and others. It also offers seafood entrees like shrimp and catfish.It started selling chicken sandwiches in 2019 to compete with a similar sandwich at Chick-fil-A. The chicken sandwich was launched at Sweet Dixie Kitchen and is popular for reselling fried chicken purchased at the food joint.Twitter reacts to the restaurant's decisionAlthough the restaurant has implemented a new rule to avoid homeless people inside their food joint, it has received a mixed reaction from the public on Twitter.Richard Nolan@Richard09556016@BryanLFuller @nathaliejacoby1 @Popeyes @Baligubadle1 @_equal_access @glennkirschner2 That franchise owner does not understand the power of a boycott. Let's boycott all Popeye's until the parent company shuts the owner down.6:39 AM · Dec 12, 2021407@BryanLFuller @nathaliejacoby1 @Popeyes @Baligubadle1 @_equal_access @glennkirschner2 That franchise owner does not understand the power of a boycott. Let's boycott all Popeye's until the parent company shuts the owner down.Rich Brooks 🗽🌐🎗🇵🇸🕎🇺🇲🇬🇧🇨🇦@RichBrooks_SD@BryanLFuller @Popeyes @Baligubadle1 @_equal_access @glennkirschner2 @nathaliejacoby1 ...And, ahem, how does one "identify" homeless persons?!! Backpacks? Unshaven? Trenchcoats?(BTW, Multimillionaire consumer talk show host Clark Howard said he was once "identified" as such.)8:20 AM · Dec 12, 202131@BryanLFuller @Popeyes @Baligubadle1 @_equal_access @glennkirschner2 @nathaliejacoby1 ...And, ahem, how does one "identify" homeless persons?!! Backpacks? Unshaven? Trenchcoats?(BTW, Multimillionaire consumer talk show host Clark Howard said he was once "identified" as such.) https://t.co/IsmRV76UzNEileen Popp #Resist#BLM #voting rights are sacred@MpoppEileen@BryanLFuller @Popeyes @Baligubadle1 @_equal_access @glennkirschner2 @nathaliejacoby1 Whispers."I will, never,ever step inside a Popeye's. "6:59 AM · Dec 12, 2021171@BryanLFuller @Popeyes @Baligubadle1 @_equal_access @glennkirschner2 @nathaliejacoby1 Whispers."I will, never,ever step inside a Popeye's. "David Antonich@dantonich@MpoppEileen @RememberMeYeah @BryanLFuller @Popeyes @Baligubadle1 @_equal_access @glennkirschner2 @nathaliejacoby1 Seems like a really super fake picture. No business would want the backlash. How do you ID who’s homeless. Just seems too fake. Popeyes hit piece.7:12 AM · Dec 12, 20212@MpoppEileen @RememberMeYeah @BryanLFuller @Popeyes @Baligubadle1 @_equal_access @glennkirschner2 @nathaliejacoby1 Seems like a really super fake picture. No business would want the backlash. How do you ID who’s homeless. Just seems too fake. Popeyes hit piece.Bob@86_45_@BryanLFuller @lightfootno1 @Popeyes @Baligubadle1 @_equal_access @glennkirschner2 @nathaliejacoby1 How do they decide who’s homeless??4:00 AM · Dec 12, 2021301@BryanLFuller @lightfootno1 @Popeyes @Baligubadle1 @_equal_access @glennkirschner2 @nathaliejacoby1 How do they decide who’s homeless??Linda Wasson, B.S., M.F.A.@backroads_linda@86_45_ @BryanLFuller @lightfootno1 @Popeyes @Baligubadle1 @_equal_access @glennkirschner2 @nathaliejacoby1 I'm thinking it's someone who comes in to use the bathroom, maybe buys a meal but sits and stays for hours at a time; possibly even smells up the place. so there can be rules, but this sign is not the way to go right @Popeyes ??6:05 AM · Dec 12, 202172@86_45_ @BryanLFuller @lightfootno1 @Popeyes @Baligubadle1 @_equal_access @glennkirschner2 @nathaliejacoby1 I'm thinking it's someone who comes in to use the bathroom, maybe buys a meal but sits and stays for hours at a time; possibly even smells up the place. so there can be rules, but this sign is not the way to go right @Popeyes ??Renee Libby 🇺🇸@ReneeAlida@BryanLFuller @OversoulMastery @Popeyes @Baligubadle1 @_equal_access @glennkirschner2 @nathaliejacoby1 Gee Popeyes... what if they are coming in to spend money?Oh, that's OK?Yeah, got it.9:17 AM · Dec 12, 202110@BryanLFuller @OversoulMastery @Popeyes @Baligubadle1 @_equal_access @glennkirschner2 @nathaliejacoby1 Gee Popeyes... what if they are coming in to spend money?Oh, that's OK?Yeah, got it.Sal@_Bethesdad@ReneeAlida @BryanLFuller @OversoulMastery @Popeyes @Baligubadle1 @_equal_access @glennkirschner2 @nathaliejacoby1 Then they’re not homeless, they’re a customer. 😅5:40 AM · Dec 12, 20215@ReneeAlida @BryanLFuller @OversoulMastery @Popeyes @Baligubadle1 @_equal_access @glennkirschner2 @nathaliejacoby1 Then they’re not homeless, they’re a customer. 😅Mary Ross Crawford@MaryECrawford@BryanLFuller @nathaliejacoby1 @Popeyes @Baligubadle1 @_equal_access @glennkirschner2 Look like I'm done with Popeyes.5:49 AM · Dec 12, 202133@BryanLFuller @nathaliejacoby1 @Popeyes @Baligubadle1 @_equal_access @glennkirschner2 Look like I'm done with Popeyes.It seems like the fast-food chain had made the wrong decision since everyone has the right to have some food with their money.