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Yeah, I think this would be better served to share some of the lesser known/ more regional chains

Wait until you see one with all 3. Mind blown.

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I've walked into Dunkin's all my life.

Not just bigger, so much bigger that you can add McDonald's and Dunkin together and still not equal Subway. Kinda nuts.

It is suprising to see Dunkin in 3rd despite seemingly serving the smallest area of the lot.

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Finally found out why I've literally never seen one in my life lol

>We could stop using huge amounts of oil to create the huge amounts of food required to feed cattle that become our beef meat.

Technically, this would improve food yields relative to fertilizer utilization, but it does nothing to deal with fossil fuels for farm equipment, transport, processing, refrigeration, etc - and you would STILL need massive amounts of fertilizer to feed the existing population. The carrying capacity of the earth without advanced fertilizers is probably in the neighborhood of 3 to 4 billion people.

It's also politically untenable, of course. I think that you will find that the majority of the population is simply not willing to give up meat in their diets. A solution that nobody is able to implement isn't really much of a solution.

May god have mercy on us all haha

KFC/Taco Bell/Pizza Hut are all owned by the same company so I’ve seen Taco Bell paired up with KFC or Pizza Hut

Dutch Bros Coffee is pretty popular in the West. Overpriced and too sugary but people flock to it

Subway franchises are very cheap compared to other fast food chains and subway corporate does not give franchises exclusive territory. Those are probably the two main reasons.

There’s a good amount of Walmart McD’s too

Had dunkin donuts once. Wasn't that impressive.

Those areas are primarily rural and have sparse population (looking more at SW New Zealand).

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Why not a map or the more regional chains? This is literally just a population density map

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yea this is super lame. I did find it interesting however that Subway is “bigger” than McDonalds! apparently the saying should be you’re never X miles from a Subway, not McDs

“Biggest” as in the number of locations, I’m assuming.

Because I’m pretty sure CFA would be in there if it was gross sales.

Yup. Definitely an r/peopleliveincities map

Contrasted to areas people make homemade meals.

Update: I checked. The actual population doesn't die off that quickly when going west of the river. Companies appear to be lazy, and are apparently passing up many west bank hungry people.