the homogenization of the US by these chain companies is disgusting. they show up like parasites to any town once they reach some arbitrary population density and suck up business that should be going to locally owned operations. completely destroys the culture. 90% of american towns are just a strip of gas stations and the same fast food chains
hyper local chains are still kinda cool though. shit that only exists around cities and their burbs. still has local flavor and culture, so they get a pass thus the 100 mile radius limit.
Feel like they would just all concentrate on NYC or LA once they could at that point.
that's fine. I won't go there it's a win
I aspire to see the 12 story New York restaurant tower
100 mile tall McDonalds
It's the Mall of America but every shop is a McDonald's with a slightly different menu.
You just described a food court
Every other floor has a special self serve kiosk where you can order the food with E Coli
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