If playing alongside Ben Simmons, Dario Saric, and Joel Embiid isn't reason enough to be excited to join the City of Brotherly Love, there's always the numerous Chick-fil-A locations in Philadelphia ready to serve the top pick in the draft, Markelle Fultz.

In a self-written piece for The Players' Tribune published Friday morning, titled “What's Up, Philly“, Fultz shared how the draft process went from being a potential first selection by the Boston Celtics and suddenly changing to the Philadelphia 76ers less than a week before the draft.

“Then Keith (author's note: Fultz's agent) hit me up and said, “New plan. Philly.”

I was just waking up. So I was like, “O.K., cool. Do they have Chick-fil-A there?”

A crispy chicken sandwich for breakfast. It’s kind of like my good luck charm. Keith never got back to me about that important question. So I found out for myself. I googled it immediately.

Philly does have Chick-fil-A. It has six, actually.

Seven if you count the one at the airport. Boston has zero Chick-fil-As, for what it’s worth.”

Forget Philly cheesesteaks or a debate for the ages between Geno's or Pat's for best in the city — Fultz's priorities are in Chick-fil-A's locations (actually eight of them, including the airport), though it's highly doubtful he'd be able to indulge in very many of them after the offseason.