Yeah, the class differences are interesting. In the US, fast food is something that a lot of poor people rely on and the meals are cheap there. When I grew up

Yeah, the class differences are interesting. In the US, fast food is something that a lot of poor people rely on and the meals are cheap there. When I grew up in early post-Communist Czechoslovakia, McDonalds was where the richer kids went and later bragged about. The menu used to be too pricey for a random Czech. These days, fast food is comparably cheaper than it used to be, but still relatively expensive for the poorest fifth of the population. As long as someone poor can cook, they are better off cooking at home and only going to fast food restaurants on holidays or so.