Check out this amazing Christmas light display at a Chick-fil-A in Athens, Georgia:

If that isn't impressive enough, watch this sweet woman talk about how this amazing display reminds her of her son, who used to bring her to see the lights.

"When I see the Lights of Athens, I have a warm, happy feeling of love and hope," said local resident Sheila Wright, whose son Travis was killed in February 2018 in a car wreck. "They are wonderful and they are beautiful. The lights mean happy and sweet memories of my son."

There are almost 500,000 Christmas lights in the impressive display, which the Athens restaurant first put up in 2016. Although the dining room is still closed due to pandemic measures, the restaurant has a special Christmas radio station available for drive-thru customers so they can listen to their favorite songs while taking in the lights.

Sadly, I would imagine that the average person only has a few brief moments to enjoy the holiday ambiance due to Chick-Fil-A's insanely fast service.