Typically, I try to avoid wings these days. I'm older, and my body just doesn't react the same as it used to when I was younger.\n\nBut, tonight was special. It was my dinner break, and they were the closest and most cost effective place to catch the NFL season opener!\n\nI walked in, and there was NOBODY there outside of the employees. Being my first time in a Wingstop, I know I had that \"deer in the headlights\" look on my face. Unfortunately, the young lady working the counter didn't notice that I might need some help, because she was counting down her cash register so she could go home.\n\nNow, I'm relatively bright, and I'm extremely literate, so I figured out what I wanted after a little searching...though, I would have been open to suggestions instead of standing there for five minutes trying to decide what sounded the most palatable.\n\nI ended up getting the 10 wing bone-in meal with fries and a drink for about $11. I opted for the regular \"Hot\" flavored wings, though they did have a decent variety from which to choose if you think you have the gastrointestinal fortitude to palate them. Speaking from former decisions with crazily spiced wings, I do NOT recommend anything rated higher than good 'ol \"hot\".\n\nThe wings and fries came out as quickly as could be expected. The wings themselves weren't bad. The \"hot\"was an excellent choice. Not too spicy, not too bland...just right for my liking. \n\nThe fries, though...they were a different story. There were three different levels of french fries in my basket:\n\n1) Just Right\n2) Uncooked\n3) Burnt to a Crisp\n\nOn top of the inconsistency with the fries, they were WAY over salted...almost to the point of not being edible.\n\nThe only saving grace for this place was the fact that they were airing the inaugural game of the 2012 NFL season. The service was meh, the food was meh, but the circumstances were fantastic. \n\nSomehow, that weird gastric/emotional math equals 3 stars.