It’s unclear if there’s an “official” record for eating the most Chick-fil-A, but Mark Mendenhall is probably a contender.

Mendenhall, from San Diego, has been eating at Chick-fil-A every day (excluding Sundays) for the past several months, which has earned him the nickname “Mayor of Chick-fil-A” by the staff at his local restaurant.

A huge fan of Chick-fil-A, Mark Mendenhall ate at his local restaurant for 114 consecutive days (excluding Sundays). As he tells Fox News, two of his three children have even been employed by the restaurant, and the third hopes to work there when she's older.<br>

A huge fan of Chick-fil-A, Mark Mendenhall ate at his local restaurant for 114 consecutive days (excluding Sundays). As he tells Fox News, two of his three children have even been employed by the restaurant, and the third hopes to work there when she's older.
(Mark Mendenhall)

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Last week, it was also reported by KGTV that Mendenhall had set a new record for eating Chick-fil-A for the most consecutive days in a row — 114 — although Chick-fil-A was not available to confirm if the restaurants keep official records for such a feat.

"This habit started about five to six years ago," he tells Fox News of his longtime love for the chain. "I loved the atmosphere, I loved how polite the team members were."

Mendenhall, a real estate agent, says he was eventually persuaded to set a personal record for eating at Chick-fil-A after he became aware of a man in Georgia who ate at his local restaurant for 100 consecutive days (aside from Sundays, when the chain is closed).

Mendenhall, a real estate agent, was reportedly persuaded to set a record after he became aware of a man in Georgia who ate at Chick-fil-A for 100 consecutive days.

Mendenhall, a real estate agent, was reportedly persuaded to set a record after he became aware of a man in Georgia who ate at Chick-fil-A for 100 consecutive days. (iStock)

"I thought to myself, 'Huh, well, I could do that.' So, I decided to start my challenge the very next day," Mendenhall says. "But I told myself that I would go 105 days just to be different."

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Now, nearly four months later, Mendenhall has broken the Georgia fan’s streak — and he's bested his own goal, having gone 114 days in a row as of Friday. He’s also raised some money for charity in the process: specifically, $1,000 for the Poway Unified School District Adopt-a-Family program.

"As soon as I found out about this organization, I knew that is what I wanted to do to celebrate [beating my goal]," he says.

One of Mendenhall's self-imposed rules stipulated that he needed to take a photo on each visit. As seen above, Mendenhall and an employee celebrate his 15th visit in as many business days.

One of Mendenhall's self-imposed rules stipulated that he needed to take a photo on each visit. As seen above, Mendenhall and an employee celebrate his 15th visit in as many business days. (Mark Mendenhall)

Mendenhall’s wife, meanwhile, wasn't as crazy about her husband’s hobby, and especially the time he disappeared from a family trip to Disneyland so he could go to a Chick-fil-A for lunch. He later made a promise to himself, and his wife, that he'd stop on the family's next vacation.

"So, my wife promptly planned a vacation to Palm Springs — far enough away that I wouldn't drive back but close enough so we didn't have to fly anywhere," Mendenhall tells Fox News.

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That doesn't mean he's given it up for good. Mendenhall will definitely be back at his local hangout, where the staff already knows his order by heart.

"My favorite thing on the menu is the original chicken sandwich, fries and a large Diet Coke," he tells Fox News. "I would always get a large diet coke with extra ice.  The team members always knew that."