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  It's a regional thing I think. This is normal in the Northeast US.
context: I understand what the term "fast food" means literally but I would argue that the modern meaning is just food that is cheap and easily accessible. >
  
  It might be easily accessible, but mcdonalds is no longer cheap. The food is exactly the same but twice as expensive as it was 2 years ago. No longer worth it >
  
  Just to give you an idea, me and my wife's order doubled in price pretty much since we met. >
  
  I'm not spying 2.85 for a regular  hamburger, formerly on the dollar menu >
  
  Well, I guess that first destroying the economy via lockdowns and then destroying the economy via anti-Russia sanctions has some impacts on us as well. >
  
  Yes, it has nothing to do with more and more laws being passed that are directly in favor of coporations doing absolutely anything they want >
  
  The car park method seems to take longer as when I use the drive through or walk in it's far quicker. >
  
  What I mean is that they make me park my car when I use the drive through. >
  
  Oh I’ve never had that, it could just be specific to the franchise you go to?