Host vs Guest: The Great KFC Debate Over the Last Piece

In every Arab household, the rules of hospitality are sacred. Guests go first, the host insists, and everyone pretends they don’t really want the last piece. But the moment a bucket of KFC lands on the table, those rules don’t just bend, they disappear.

It starts out polite enough. Friends gathered around the TV, watching the match, a table full of KFC—that’s voted the #1 Best Tasting Chicken in Saudi and known as the #1 Crunchiest Chicken in the UAE. Then someone notices it: the final, golden, glistening piece. Suddenly, everyone’s moral compass falters.

Because when it comes to KFC, taste rewrites the rulebook. Table manners vanish, forks are forgotten, and suddenly triple-dipping feels... fair. It’s the great social equalizer—no titles, no hierarchy, just pure, glorious chicken diplomacy.

So tell us, who really deserves the last piece? Is triple-dipping ever OK? Does the guest still get first dibs, or does KFC make it every eater for themselves?