Agreed. Before this was instituted, I didn't think that it would change my behavior at all, but there's something in seeing all the choices reduced down to a s

Agreed. Before this was instituted, I didn't think that it would change my behavior at all, but there's something in seeing all the choices reduced down to a single, easily comparable caloric number. At first, I avoided the super-high calorie choices (there are options at many restaurants that are > 1200 cal), then actively looking for the lower calorie items, and then finally avoiding fast food altogether. I don't lead a particularly healthy lifestyle. I smoke & I drink, but the warning labels on those products never really altered my behavior, but for some reason the fast food calorie ones have.