Your Favorite Smoothie-Chain In DFW Will Be The Scene Of 'Undercover Boss' This Weekend

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DFW based Smoothie King has always fulfilled your thirst/hunger, but now it can serve as your Friday night entertainment.

The chain's CEO, Wan Kim, will be the subject in the latest edition of CBS' Under Cover Boss.

Kim will be disguised as an average-joe employee and get a taste of what it's like to do the various everyday tasks at multiple locations.

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We believe we are gonna be bigger than Mcdonald's 

Wan Kim, CEO 

The episode is scheduled to air Friday, October 23 at 9/8c.

If you don't care to watch the episode live on TV, you can follow a live-tweet event on the official Smoothie King Twitter account, where they will be sharing some behind-the-scenes images and thoughts from the CEO.

The CEO, Wan Kim, took over the company in 2012 after successfully introducing the brand in South Korea.

Since then, he has led the company to open nearly 1,200 stores, 222 of which are international.

Smoothie King is following in the footsteps of 7-11 and T.G.I Friday's as DFW-based companies to be featured on the widely popular show.

  • Noah Borden was an Associate Editor for Narcity Media.
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