What is the biggest problem with fast food?

That it is fast, effortless, and often cheaper than real food. Feeding ourselves SHOULD require some effort, and care (read: mindfulness). In fast food there is no mindfulness. There is only the Prophet of Profit. read more

A typical fast food meal is extremely high in fat and calories. Weight gain occurs when you consume more calories than you burn in a day. In a 2004 study published in "The Lancet," researchers found that eating more than twice per week at fast food restaurants is linked to significantly more weight gain over time than occasional visits. read more

The unemployment rate has hit an historical low. Although this is a good thing, this has made it especially difficult for restaurants, especially fast food chains, to hire and retain staff.  Chains with low employee satisfaction suffer the most in a tight labor market. read more