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carol
May 18, 2017
I'm certain if they had included pizza from a fast food chain it would have been significantly higher. There are so many other fast food chains that aren't included here. Seems like a arbitrary selection.
Ross
May 17, 2017
I hate fast food and average it about 3 times a year. But if you are including Starbucks and Dunkin donuts it goes up to about once a week.
BerryBaby
May 15, 2017
To really find out who eats at fast food places, go stand in their line/ lobby and look around.
702551
May 17, 2017
Sorry to anyone else who responds, but this is the only correct answer.
The people who eat fast food are the ones who stand in line, pay for it, and eat it.
Individual anecdotes about whether or not you (or anyone else) eats its is irrelevant.
The people who eat fast food are the ones who stand in line, pay for it, and eat it.
Individual anecdotes about whether or not you (or anyone else) eats its is irrelevant.
Whiteantlers
July 31, 2017
Oh cv, sorry to destroy your delusion, but you are so in love with your own words it is frightening/laughable. And my opinion is the only correct one. : )
Whiteantlers
May 15, 2017
I'm a Baby Boomer and I don't eat at McDonald's, Burger King, In and Out or any other fast food place. It's not out of snobbishness; I just don't care for the food. I do love a good burger and there are plenty of regular bars and restaurants in my city to satisfy my burger and fries needs and I can have booze with my food.
When I was moving cross country, I did have breakfast at large fast food chains and small (indie) fast food greasy spoons for the sake of convenience. With 4 cats in carriers in the cab of the rental moving van, I did not have time or leisure to to find a fine dining establishment for a long, leisurely breakfast.
When I was moving cross country, I did have breakfast at large fast food chains and small (indie) fast food greasy spoons for the sake of convenience. With 4 cats in carriers in the cab of the rental moving van, I did not have time or leisure to to find a fine dining establishment for a long, leisurely breakfast.
Khalid S.
May 15, 2017
Interesting, though I think a better understanding can come from seeing who avoids fast food. Essentially who "doesn't" eat it.
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