. >> yes, that's dan cathy, the president of chick-fil-a, a restaurant scheduled to open up 72 new restaurantsr the year. cathy has been to nearly 100 campouts himself. why do you come out here? >> i'm a party animal, i love it. i enjoy it, you know? >> for sure, some come for the chicken. but for most celebrating on wednesday is a way to honer what the restaurants do on sunday. they're closed. >> come on done! bring all your people, sunday we close to go to the steeple. >> every employee knows ahead of time sunday is their day. >> we like chick-fil-a because they're very christian people. they don't work their employees on sunday. >> where does it say honor the sabbath. >> honor the sabbath? chapter 20. >> justin dardee found the biblical reference fairly easily. >> remember the sabbath day by keeping it holy. six days you shall labor and the sixth day shall be holy. >> yes, they follow the fourth commandment but the closed on sunday rule actually started when dan's father truett opened his first restaurant. >> we have been closed ever since. >> so it started because your dad didn't want to w

what you do corporately and weanted our sons to meet a strong christian man. >> then there's the dan cathy >> how many have done this before? if you camped out before, raise your hand. my goodness a lot. >> a little bit of history. >> we opened the smaller restaurant in 1946 called the dwarf grill restaurant. >> a little bit of sales. >> by the way, you can purchase the pants, they're available on chick-fil-a.com. >> and a little bit of prayer. that's it for late night. >> give thanks and when -- even while you're camping out and it's 90 degrees at midnight. be thankful in all circumstances. >> aroaching midnight, cathy squeezes in time for the life perspectives, christian radio call-in show. >> give us -- to know where to go, where we should be. i said we might acknowledge you in all our ways in jesus' name, amen. >> after a quick kitchen raid, dan cathy heads to the drive-through lane where there's a spot for the boss to pitch his own tent. >> i like to come to this side because it's usually a little quieter. >> not to mention that's where the company does 60% of its business. after bare