:format(webp)/cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_image/image/46680730/GettyImages-472433274.0.jpg)
Are the Heavens mad that Wendy's is on a health kick? A Florida location was recently struck with an intense bolt of lightning, notes the Daily Dot. The chain announced in May that it is adding a black bean veggie burger to its menu, and just a few months before that, Wendy's removed sodas from the kids' meal options. Is this a sign that mother Earth want the chain to focus on slinging Frosties and giant nine-patty burgers instead?
YouTube user Hollin Hoffman was snapchatting the rainstorm to his friends when he inadvertently captured lightning hitting a Gainsville outlet of the burger chain. The building looks like it remained intact, however.
The same cannot be said for an outpost of the chain in Virginia. Last month, a lightning strike hit another Wendy's and sparked a fire which damaged the roof of the building before fire fighters could put it out. Checkout a video of the Florida lightning strike below:
