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There are several fast food locations that aren't located in every city. Mostly this is because some of these like In-N-Out or Carl's Jr. are only located on the West Coast. Yet here in Holland, there are still some that I feel that need to be in this city. Last night I contacted several companies to see if they could get a location in Holland. These include:

*Dunkin Donuts
*Chick-Fil-A
*Jack in the Box
*Hardees (actually Holland used to have one but it closed over 15 years ago)

Do any of you guy wish the same?

I have Dunkin Donuts
Chick-Fil-A
Jack in the Box
never heard of Hardees.
We also have Waffle House.
Ooh, And Don Pablos. Ain't I lucky?

I want a In and Out Burger NOW!!!! >_<

Well Hardees in only in the Midwest and East Coast. The other areas have Carl's Jr. instead. Also I don't think Waffle House or Don Pablo's count

Don Pablos is pretty rare.
Have you ever seen one?

We don't have ANY fast food here.

Someone from Hardees customer relations recently replied me. She had this to say:

Dear Adam,

Thank you for taking the time to contact us. Our goal is to make our guests happy -- every guest, every time!

We appreciate your interest in new locations in your area. We will be happy to forward your request to the appropriate corporate contact for their review.

We thank you for your interest in our restaurants. Please feel free to contact us again at any time.

Sincerely,
Angie
Hardees Guest Relations

Sonic and Five Guys.

I'd like to know what "Five guys Burgers and Fries" is.

i live in an area where alot of fast food is

A place where five guys make burgers and fries.

Hardee's and Carl's Jr. are the same company, the former being in the eastern half of the U.S., the latter being in the west. There is actually one and only one state that has both of them.

The reason In-N-Out is pretty much only in the west is that they apparently actually raise their own beef, and ship it fresh to their stores. This means it's not cost-efficient to have stores beyond a certain distance from their beef supplier.

But to the original question, I currently live in an area where I can get to just about any brand of fast-food in under 15 minutes (I can get to three fast food places and a Starbucks in under 15 minutes walking). In a couple weeks, I'll be moving to a place where within a half-hour radius there is…um, let me think…Oh yeah, NOTHING.

The funny thing is, every time I go to Five Guys, I always see 6 or 7 guys working there.
Also I think St. Louis needs more hot dog places.