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Fast food restaurants are getting dangerous. The comics explain in Best of Late Night. Vote for your favorite joke at usatoday.com/opinion. Eileen Rivers, USA TODAY Opinion

Ask someone if they "love that chicken from Popeyes" (insert jingle here), and an enthusiastic "yes" replyis easy to imagine. But loving thoseLouisiana spicesenough to stab another customer for them?That's reportedlywhat happened at one Maryland restaurant after two men got into a fight while waiting in line for the popular chicken sandwich.

So what's a foodieto do?

Well if you're stuck on chicken, you could just continue waiting in line as if nothing happened (David Spade explains). But late-night comic Trevor Noah, who compared the hot chicken spot to a gladiator ring, took a moment to considera different kind of lifestyle. Take a look at today's Best of Late Night, above, for his take on asafer alternative.

Trevor Noah(Photo: Emma McIntyre/Getty Images)

And speaking of fast-food news, Stephen Colbert shares the latest on ousted McDonald's CEO Steve Easterbrook. And White Castle enthusiasts (via Noah) weigh in on the Popeyes skirmish.

After you watch our picks from last night's late-night lineup, vote for yours in the poll below.

Follow Eileen Rivers on Twitter @msdc14.

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