Deletion of California Fried Chicken

Comment: While I do not have a source, let alone counted 200, I have seen these stores are indeed all through Indonesia. As a country of 250 million people, it's quite feasible that there are indeed 200 stores. There is likely to be less RS on an indonesian franchise than a western equivalent, but this chain is comparable to Australia's Red Rooster. Deletion of CFC would be a case of |systematic bias
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Systemic bias (WP:BIAS)

Comment: California Fried Chicken is often included in the discourse of fast food marketing in Indonesia. Multiple entries in Google Books (most in Indonesian) indicate that it is often cited as an example of using Western names as a strategy to draw interest to the home-grown fast food chain and of a successful franchising history. There is also scholarly interest in Indonesia in comparison studies among CFC, KFC, McDonald's, and Pizza Hut when using the Google Scholar search. The parent company seems to be http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/quote?ticker=PTSP:IJ doing well, having doubled its stock value within the past year. While it is unlikely that the article would come out of Stub status without more information about its history (though I did manage to learn that it's owned by a Chinese Indonesian), it's a very visible franchise in a nation of 240 million. (I wouldn't be surprised if the franchise received support from the government during the Suharto period considering it's Indonesian-owned, but that would be |OR at this point...) P.S. "Systemic bias" is not the same as "systematic bias", and I could say the former may be a fair assessment of this scenario
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:No original research (WP:OR)