Map Comparison - The 30 Biggest US Fast Food Chains

[@camaroboi13]

Moral of the story: if you live in Wyoming, you get pizza or a sandwich.

[@sasquatch7234]

Lol believe it or not, most small towns are like that.

[@Lvl1.Sentry]

​​​@@sasquatch7234As someone who lives in a borough of barely 1,200 I can confirm it's either pizza joints or sandwich shops we can eat from.

[@GSMillion]

They eat what they hunt out that way😂

[@jeffrrey6791]

But if you live in mane, illinois, flordia , or new York, you get subway eat fresh.

[@Duffinhusterr]

Tmdwu

[@williamjones7163]

In Montana there was a space on the Interstate where the nearest McDonald's were 140 Miles apart. McDonald's was having none of that. So in-between Billings and Bozeman, Montana there was a small town called Columbus. Nothing more than a wide spot in the freeway. But McDonald's decided to put a restaurant there and all hell broke loose. A big truck rest stop opened, a motel opened, a grocery store opened. All because McDonald's didn't want there to be a 140 mile wasteland along the freeway with no McDonald's.

[@LNERMallard]

Heh... that'll be an interesting fact in that town's history.

[@sexygeek8996]

They have more gaps to fill in, especially in Alaska.

[@JL-sm6cg]

Wow! A McDonald's created all that?!

[@TJSaw]

Good. They created hundreds of jobs.

[@trimmy8461]

And now there is a subway there too lol

[@noseefood1943]

People in Wyoming must be really healthy

[@jen-qb3my]

That's Cuz Nobody Lives In Wyoming

[@theyeoldephillipe86]

@@jen-qb3my600,000

[@Fat_Man_NukeOfficial]

​@@theyeoldephillipe86Propaganda We all know Wyoming only has 6 people

[@loganhouseman7202]

​@@theyeoldephillipe86 there are more people living in Delaware that Wyo. Cuz Wyo stinks 😎😎😎😎😎😎😎 brought to you by the Colorado squad of being way cooler

[@zyxwut321]

Wyoming's basically the West Virginia of the West.

[@alexandersowa4106]

Was not expecting Subway to sweep there

[@joeswanson5115]

fr the east side was almost all green

[@jrax1713]

@@ori77777 same they’re literally not even good at all they are one of the lowest quality fast food chains and that’s saying something

[@Dr.HooWho]

@@jrax1713 idk some are really good

[@kirilll7806]

@@ori77777 there is so much subways everywhere because they have low franchise cost, so making your own subway is dirt cheap compared to lets, say, mcdonalds there is alot of subways in every country theyre in, in the place where i live it is the closest american fast food chain to my house

[@jfme8785]

Just because you don't eat there doesn't mean it's not successful

[@hankglidden1463]

The main thing about Subway is that while it may not be the most popular fast-food chain, it has a way lower entry fee than other franchises. You barely need any specialized equipment, so you can start a subway franchise for less than $200,000, a comparable McDonald's is going to cost well over a million.

[@yodaddy9362]

Yup. All you need for subway is really the oven, microwaves and the ingredients.

[@jayrussell3796]

I almost got a franchise for $63,000 about 20 years ago.

[@bobhubson8511]

That's why Indians own the vast majority of them and 7/11. Pretty cheap to get started and maintain. Often you only need one worker at a Subway during non peak hours. Likely the owner. Really cuts down operating costs.

[@moremiatas]

I looked into bojangles a while back; they want something like $300k plus $700k in liquid assests fuckin ridiculous I just wanna bring good fried chicken to my fellow westerners 😂

[@Kwaj]

That would explain why there's so many of them. As far as subs/hero sandwiches go, Subway is low-grade. There's so many places that do it better.

[@csarine]

I love the fact that there's a Wendy's in the middle of nowhere in Alaska, and a Subway at the very Northern part of Alaska

[@JamesEagle-nt9mm]

That "Middle of nowhere" place in alaska is actually the second largest city in the state, Fairbanks

[@csarine]

@@JamesEagle-nt9mm Oh man, I should've noticed the location lol

[@JamieParot]

Barrow, or as it's known today Utqiaġvik, is the northern part of Alaska

[@ryanbraves]

Yeah that’s Barrow, and the subs are expensive, but they’re there 😄

[@brandonp7503]

Refrigerating the cold cuts and fresh, never frozen beef patties is cheaper and easier in Alaska.

[@anthonyhamburg8885]

Legend says you can be stranded in the middle of the desert, there will be a Subway near by.

[@Dirtcake1847]

Yeah bro why was there one at the top of alaska💀

[@gengushmurda6448]

@@Dirtcake1847That is Utqiagvik, Alaska, the 12th largest city in Alaska with a population of around 4,000 people, so of course they’re gonna build a Subway there

[@godlikelaw]

@@gengushmurda6448who lives there? Probably cold as f. Who has the balls except penguins and polar bears to live there

[@wilfordbrimleypranks]

​@@gengushmurda6448a sub probably costs $30 there

[@wilfordbrimleypranks]

​@@godlikelawthey drill oil up there

[@tilio9380]

The fact that New England basically carried Dunkin to #4 is actually quite impressive.

[@wackid2370]

Yeah wasnt expecting it

[@stewg4661]

For real. I moved to RI recently. I live within one mile of 5... that I am aware of. I haven't been around long enough to know I spotted them all.

[@ScottCleve33]

I visited Boston and they'll literally have multiple DDs in the same intersection.

[@MIDDLETOWNMURSCH]

Lines at all of em too. Crazy.

[@igorkevorkian16]

Dunks started here. MA Y'all can have Starbucks.

[@IlIIIlIIl]

0:20 western Roman Empire 0:34 eastern roman empire

[@themysteriousgamers9616]

I laughed way to hard to this 😂😂😂

[@JohnDoe-zs6gj]

And I almost went a day without thinking about the Roman Empire....

[@jims7773]

Subway: east coast how many stores do you want? East coast: *YES*

[@TheOmnipotenTriangleKing]

Bojangles:The Carolinas, how many stores do you want The carolinas:YES

[@Lethal_Spoon]

east coast? you mean the entire eastern half of the us?

[@joel.ha.]

Crazy how you can visibly see where the wildlife refuges of coastal North Carolina are. The only gap on the east coast besides Long Island and Maine

[@joel.ha.]

Long Island is a weird gap, now that I mention it. They have 30-40 subway locations if you look on the map, yet it looks blank here.

[@xjunkxyrdxdog89]

​@joel.ha. live on long island, can confirm we have subway. Map bug?

[@SissypheanCatboy]

Being in Knoxville is so funny because I see the singular Culver's in Tennessee and KNOW that its the one I drive past all the time. Makes me feel special.

[@davidpugh8772]

Theres 2 culvers in Murfreesboro TN as well, been there since i moved outta TN years ago

[@dominikamimari427]

I miss TN I used to live there back in 2019 rather be there than AZ honestly

[@14bj337]

Who else is here for REAL Kingston Pike hours?

[@EingefrorenesEisen]

Bruh I grew up in Michigan until I was 14, moved to TN, then moved to Greenville SC at 19 where I'd be going along I-40 through Knoxville to see my parents back in TN. I've never once heard of, let alone SEEN a Culver's lol. I know Big Boy, I know White Castle. But Culver's? Who???

[@ecelectic_empire2986]

There's Culver's in Hendersonville TN and cool springs tn ( Brentwood)

[@USERNAME1-x5u]

Finally, a map for Subway locations! Can't wait to try them!

[@EJBuddy]

This is a great way to see which areas are densely populated and which areas nobody lives.

[@B3ST-V1B3s]

unless your dominos 😂

[@Jafantant]

1:49 There are north Carolina and Ohio They have a lot

[@roberthaworth8991]

Yes; it’s all going on in the eastern 1/3 of the country (or at least east of the Mississippi), and then in a thin strip along the West Coast, but that’s about it.

[@GenitalHogwarts]

@@JafantantEnglish much?

[@samuelvavia8920]

The Domino! Domino pepeloni!

[@divinagraciadomingo5911]

#30 Bojangles’ #29 Culver’s #28 Whataburger #27 Zaxby’s #26 Carl’s Jr. #25 Wingstop #24 Five Guys #23 Hardee’s #22 Panera Bread #21 Panda Express #20 Jack in the Box #19 Popeyes #18 Chick-fil-A #17 Chipotle #16 Jimmy John’s #15 Papa John’s #14 Arby’s #13 Sonic #12 KFC #11 Little Ceasar’s #10 Dairy Queen #9 Wendy’s #8 Domino's #7 Pizza Hut #6 Burger King #5 Taco Bell #4 Dunkin Donuts #3 McDonald’s #2 Starbucks Coffee #1 Subway

[@sriramnallan]

How do you know

[@janellelynne4172]

Sonic Drive-In

[@yoxil]

@@sriramnallan cus they watched the video?

[@socheata460]

@@yoxilpogo stick

[@hippotitties345]

Thanks?

[@origamishogi]

1:35 Wasn't expecting to see Little Caesars in the middle of the ocean.

[@RealTalk681]

Yeah it’s definitely not mexico

[@mythhead2688]

“US Locations” in top right of screen…

[@theinternationallanguagees9213]

Pretty sure its us samoa, guam, or us virgin islands

[@csnide6702]

that's where they belong

[@agustpogusthesaucegod]

Bro why did it say in Maui we don’t have jack in the box or McDonald’s or littleceasers

[@thunderBLGL]

Subway: “Look around you, McDonald’s!” McDonald’s: “You planted grass?” Subway: “Grass?” (Laughs as he goes up top of locations)

[@roberthaworth8991]

A Subway franchise must be ridiculously easy to get - unlike a McDs franchise.

[@matthewporrini50]

Subway started in my home state of Connecticut in 1966

[@brucemcgoose7609]

Good reference

[@darthutah6649]

McDoanalds may be the most profitable fast food franchise but there's a lot of subway locations.

[@Soxruleyanksdrool]

​@@matthewporrini50Do you still live in CT? How do you afford the high taxes?

[@AML2000]

To be totally accurate, you should combine Carl's Junior and Hardee's. They are now the same company. When Hardee's was bought out they changed the menu to be the same as Carl's Jr, and added the yellow star that is a mark of Carl's to the signs. This is like the west coast-east coast split with Best Foods and Hellman's mayonnaise, and Edy's and Dreyer's ice cream.

[@godozo]

Agreed. Hardees/Carl's Jr should be 16th, above Jimmy John's.

[@jakeg3126]

This is over 3 years old

[@Momfirsttoday]

​@jakeg3126 yep it's inaccurate now. Maybe by thousands. Up and down.

[@AW-jy4bt]

So Best Foods and Hellmams are the same. Aaarrrgghhh! Now it makes sense

[@onometre]

​@@jakeg3126They merged in 1997

[@7677Midas]

As a person who lives in wisconsin, I can confirm that we have way more Culver’s

[@isaacgraham5727]

The fact that Dunkin Donuts was #4 based almost solely on their profligacy in New England should have surprised absolutely nobody in New England, I hope. Driving out of Logan Airport I counted about 9 of them before I had gone 5 miles, no joke.

[@godozo]

Same for Chicagoland and Northwest Indiana. There's ten Dunkin Donuts between Cline Avenue and Illinois north of US 30 (and a couple on US 30 as well).

[@camerapasteurize7215]

I have driven down a road that had 3 Dunkin Donuts on it short distance from each other, and every single one was packed.

[@TheMark21-sz6uw]

Not surprised about Subway. I live in a small city of about 50k people in Canada and there is 5.

[@ci7210]

LOL on stretch if I keep going straight I pass by like 4 of them

[@trying3841]

Reminds me of the time I counted 23 fried chicken restaurants in a mile. I was next to Emory university in Atlanta. Lol

[@aleksthevoyager1260]

Subway is the cheapest to own a franchise and has the least amount of requirements to own a franchise so that’s why there’s so many

[@michaelvigil5321]

It probably explains why they can't make a footlong for less than $10 after tax. How the hell do you manage logistics comparable to that of the damn US military efficiently?

[@Skibidi_god335]

And cause there in a lot of Walmarts

[@cleenton9578]

Really can’t explain why i loved this

[@raiogelato6921]

Subway is everywhere, I was born in the interior of an isolated rural town located in the middle of nowhere, and the only fast food there was......subway

[@charlesbrown4483]

It’s because they really hopped on board the mid 2000’s franchising scheme. Ended up costing them big time.

[@ArtieArchives]

​@@charlesbrown4483 Sadly it was just a passing fad and Subway was passed off as a "healthy" alternative to fast food wit the spokesperson being a pedo.

[@soupdrinker]

Because it is one of the cheapest franchises to buy

[@Steve-fx2fb]

They easily fit inside gas stations.

[@stevej71393]

Same! I grew up in a small rural town. No McDonalds, no Starbucks, but a Subway.

[@PokeLap.]

There's no Dunkin in 13 states but got to #4 is insane

[@bwhog]

"Time to make the doughnuts..."

[@jaroj1112]

where are you getting 13? I'm only counting 6

[@022rty]

It's a requirement for every town in New England to have at least 1 DD within arms length.

[@Cat-up6hb]

its like with youtubers and donations, the masses dont do it, but the few who do make it profitable lol

[@cureinterstellar]

new england really loves dunkin

[@aaronburr956]

0:17Why did zaxbys randomly decide to throw a few locations in utah and no where else in the western portion lol.

[@sanaisy81]

I thought the same thing and I'm from Utah! 😂😂

[@blackridgeLX]

Yeah I ate at the Cedar City Utah location and in my opinion it was absolutely garbage.....there are quite a few hole in the wall places to eat in Southern Utah that there is no reason the eat at that place.....

[@leftistnpc5417]

Gus fring's franchises

[@Pimpeaux]

The Subway location in Utqiagvik, Alaska literally looks like a nuclear fallout shelter, and it will never not be funny to me.

[@Super-lucky-7777]

I laughed tbh

[@vaqloli]

and now it's "Top Of The World Ace Hardware".

[@MrPlatinum2323]

I bet the sandwiches are like 40 dollars each up there

[@trimmy8461]

​@@MrPlatinum2323it's actually not too bad, around 15 bucks a footlong. As in, yeah that's crazy expensive but not unimaginable

[@RBoy12Gamer]

That’s the most insane town name I’ve ever heard

[@MM-vv8mt]

I heard a banging sound coming from the trunk of my car, and when I looked in there, some body was opening another Starbucks!

[@flonotflow]

You sure it wasn't a Dollar General? 😂

[@michaellautermilch9185]

Underrated comment

[@Raventeawrites]

2:09 doesnt look like the entirety of America is running on dunkin

[@CalebCosta-210]

lol 80 percent is in New England

[@DavidSanchez-tk4kn]

That’s what I said

[@unclej2763]

Hard to believe that especially now, anyone who still believes America runs on Dunkin’, must be referring to where everyone actually lives. At least for right now. And while it’s not everyone, it’s the majority of us Americans for sure. And obviously, while we’re still going to likely compete with Starbucks for the better coffee for years to come from this point, it’s still unbelievable how many Dunkin’ shops actually exist at least on the east coast. But I somehow love my Dunkin’ coffee. So I’m happy with that.

[@Radiohead801]

Not out west, at least

[@StarkOnYoutube]

I cannot believe how much fast food chains i thought were literally everywhere are most common on the east coast

[@Monkeyslinger123]

That's because the west has large areas of land with hardly any people in them.

[@HighpointerGeocacher]

East coast has higher population density, which is the reason.

[@StarkOnYoutube]

@@HighpointerGeocacher ah ok

[@Loj84]

It really tripped me up to learn that Jack in the Box isn’t nationwide.

[@StarkOnYoutube]

@@Loj84 same, along with others

[@Glitterkittyxyz]

I like how it's easy to find which point is your town if you have a general knowledge of where it is and what restaurants are in it

[@E4S65]

Really easy if you live in north west area too🤪

[@Kingod-m5f]

0:14 Whataburger is mainly in Texas

[@ManicSV3]

It's almost like out originated in Corpus Christi or something

[@Official_Donken]

Bcuz it was made in Texas

[@DevilTrojanChic]

Carl's Jr and Hardee's are the same thing, just different region (Like Kroger with all their regional names). Would be interesting to see where they fall if combined.

[@DCM18]

Same thing with Krystals and White Castle

[@Soandsoguy]

2885 for Hardee's and Carl's combined. Puts them at number 16 just behind papa johns.

[@KevinWindsor1971]

@@DCM18 Krystal has nothing to do with White Castle. The owner of Krystal was a guy who visited a White Castle in the 1930's and copied everything. White Tower was another that did the same thing.

[@TheDayDreamingOwl]

You could just add the numbers lol 😂

[@koreymccants6940]

This is such a visually appealing video!

[@alexandreegarciaadames992]

Iittle Caesar’s location the sea 1:34

[@mr.giraffe7076]

Guam, us Virgin Islands, Puerto rico

[@zombieseb3613]

Yea of course there is little sea-sar’s in the sea and I’m so sorry for the horrible joke

[@michaelanderson8283]

What’s amazing is Seeing the map and seeing that from Idaho down to Nevada and going east to Minnesota there is so much vast land with nothing!

[@chaos1638]

That's because it's full of mountains, deserts, and the farms your food is grown on.

[@AlexSteenOlsen]

Who would have thought Burger King is only 6th

[@johnpersechini4951]

I’m surprised it’s that high. Must be more popular in low income areas I’m guessing. McDonalds and Wendy’s are better options.

[@KlaytonRuggles-eq6rc]

BK definitely beats Wendy’s

[@twonumber22]

​@@KlaytonRuggles-eq6rc Since when? Or where? My brain cannot comprehend that.

[@chadwhitfield6946]

Really? I've seen a couple shut down in the last 5 years.

[@gengushmurda6448]

@@twonumber22 I can’t comprehend thinking Wendy's is better than Burger King. Just my opinion. It’s possible your Burger King is different because I remember two months ago I was in a McDonalds six hours away from home and the food tasted different.

[@TheCDBAA]

1:09 is aint no one gonna talk about jimmy johns us locations 2763

[@FlorenceBrooks-sf4oo]

YOYLECAKE 🔥

[@StageRight123]

Maybe if you repeat that in English, people will understand what you're trying to convey.

[@japanballcool-rus]

yoyolcake

[@isaacdfunky]

yoyolcake

[@japanballcool-rus]

@@isaacdfunky countryball fan wo

[@morganwright224]

I remember when there was only one Subway. It was in Connecticut, they made their own bread. Then a second Subway opened in Danbury Ct on White Street near me, and the guy announced he was starting a chain that would be the biggest chain. This was around 1976. The Danbury location on White St is gone now.

[@chadd990]

Oh ok. Yeah I was there too, I was in the bathroom when he said he was starting a chain. I didnt know what that meant at the time, but I shook his hand anyways. You didn’t have to wash your hands back then, simpler times.

[@morganwright224]

@@chadd990 Did you get tuna on your hand? Did it taste good?

[@jasenator1323]

Me too! I spilt spaghetti on my pants when I heard him say that!

[@morganwright224]

@@jasenator1323 I licked it off for you. (I hop you're a girl)

[@crazydog1750]

I woulda watched the whole thing even if it was a low resolution slideshow of maps with no animation or music. But it had the other stuff. I legitimately cannot express how much I liked this video.

[@tieoneon1614]

I had anxiety when it got to the Top 3 LOL

[@morganwilliams2863]

Is this the dead internet theory

[@crazydog1750]

@@morganwilliams2863 Nah, I'm a real dude beep boop bop.

[@Roboseal2]

I always die laughing when I see Dunkin’ Donuts entirely cover Boston and most of New England 😂

[@RobotDanceTeacher]

This was so interesting. Why did I watch it twice? Keep up the good work would love to see more content here!!!

[@peepostruggle1875]

Shit, I knew Bojangles had a firm hold on the Carolinas and Atlanta, but I didn’t think they’d make a top 30 list.

[@JL-sm6cg]

And they're headed west to boot.

[@tasmanius69]

Every bojangles employee is going to the deepest darkest pits of hell. I love their food but I don’t love waiting 30 minutes for fries. Ik it’s minimum wage but like cmon

[@johnkirby8939]

Mr Bojangles got his bojo working.

[@KevinWindsor1971]

Recently, all the Bojangles in Maryland abruptly shut down.

[@Chronixx6]

@@tasmanius69Fr the employees suck but it’s worth it

[@richardtreanton8168]

Culvers: How many of me do you want, Midwest? Midwest: YES!

[@Mrjacks634]

Culver’s was made in Wisconsin

[@JamesEagle-nt9mm]

One of the best things about the midwest, especially the great lakes area.

[@michaelnadler596]

Californian: What's a Culver's?

[@corbanbausch9049]

And Colorado for some reason.

[@noahboat580]

Culver's kick ass, end of discussion

[@Flightcontrol96]

I love that I live in New England yet get Carl's Jr and Hardee's ads constantly.

[@PaulistaTradicional]

lol

[@shapejaper4]

DO NOT let the object show community see how many jimmy john’s locations on here.

[@ArtieArchives]

Why?

[@kidsplaypiano]

???

[@userrandomexe]

hi i'm osc guy

[@BenCarBC]

I would not have realized that if I never saw this comment 😂

[@NotDisko]

Jimmy johns has 2763 stores. 2763

[@vincentxie3090]

It's crazy how most fast food chains you've never heard of are all located in America, but you can never find them where you are

[@JakeMC521]

Today i learned, there are 10 Subways within 15 miles of me

[@whatsup7535]

😂😂 Same here

[@Scrublord30]

I was curious too so I looked on Google maps... There were 112 Subways within 10 miles

[@babymetalenjoyer]

want another fact? Germany has more castles than there are McDonald's locations in the United States.

[@Scrublord30]

@@babymetalenjoyer that's genuinely shocking, sometimes I forget just how much of the US is empty

[@babymetalenjoyer]

@@Scrublord30 yeah. Especially the western half of the US compared to the eastern half as you can see here in the video (pacific states excluded)

[@divinagraciadomingo5911]

1:50 closing

[@KoosBustert]

Whats being sold at dairy queen?

[@shapejaper4]

dairy

[@Kingofportals]

Didn’t expect to see Starbucks and Subway take the top 2 spots, I though McDonald’s had this one.

[@mergingbutterfly]

They're not including the overseas McDonald's have locations in Japan and China and all that but I guess they just included US

[@TheDavidRJ]

​@@mergingbutterfly There's not one single McDonald's in Hawaii???

[@7822welshsteam]

​@@mergingbutterflyIt's so hard to read your comment because you haven't used any punctuation.

[@dalfgan817]

@@7822welshsteamnah no need for punctuation

[@AlexFrozenB]

​@@mergingbutterfly KFC, Subway and others are present overseas to

[@danrhone9756]

Love the music. It provides great vibes to this video

[@iain8837]

I think it’s by Slipknot?

[@danrhone9756]

@@iain8837okay got ya

[@amariem09]

bro got korn and slipknot confused 💀💀

[@UsefulDonkey99]

Great video! Keep making them and I’ll keep watching.

[@madasthefool]

Shout out to In N' Out!! You will always be #1 to me

[@AlmightyDude420]

They are smart precisely because they *don't* expand quickly. Too much expansion sacrifices quality

[@jimdennis2451]

@@AlmightyDude420 No franchises.

[@StainedGlassLamp]

They're building the first In and Out in Tennessee from what I've heard. I'm excited to try them. They also just build a Whataburger near me in Tennessee and I had war flashbacks to when I lived in Texas.

[@imnotfunny945]

YESSSS IN N OUT IS SO GOOD

[@Cavcurlz]

I had in n out when I went to Vegas, it was good for sure but no better than 5 guys to me, pretty much on the same level

[@satellizard346]

If you’re ever on the east coast and see a Cook-Out stop by that shit goes so hard.

[@totally_not_theo]

0:42 we have a Panera bread in el paso

[@kendrajensen133]

We also have one in Carson City

[@RylanS163]

That was 4 years ago

[@extros-dump]

totally not theo

[@KOBRA_GAM1NG]

We do have one but this was 4 years ago

[@trinityfrank2526]

We also have one in Utah

[@seabass1872]

Thats my Dairy Queen! I work there on the grill!

[@windycity3245]

Lmao which one bro

[@readysetreact1345]

Which one

[@GolfhausYT]

@@readysetreact1345 That one. Right there. Next to the McDonalds, the Starbucks, and approximately 28 Subways.

[@readysetreact1345]

@@GolfhausYT Ohhhh thanks

[@gengushmurda6448]

Dairy Queen is actually the closest fast food to where I live, NOT Subway surprisingly

[@UnitedStatesCarWashReviews26]

Thanks for doing Culver’s! Not a lot of people know about it.

[@Buddha507]

Culver's goes so hard.

[@Ryan5oh7]

probably the best fast food burgers at that price point

[@tahleeeza]

Only one i haven't tried is Zaxby's. Am I missing out?

[@skinsnation4404]

Subway is crazy. Also growing up there were at least 5 McDonald’s in my hometown and it was just a 2 mile stretch of suburban highway

[@TeedoTheTurtle]

That singular Bojangles in Pennsylvania got me like

[@tasmanius69]

That’s our North Carolinan embassy in Pennsylvania

[@edd868]

There's a Bojangles in Pa? Well crap, now I find it

[@TimothyJacobs]

Most educational video I’ve seen this week

[@FranTheOtherMan]

0:07 I hope so badly a Culver’s opens in New York. I tried it only twice but I love it so much. Once in Michigan and then in Florida.

[@iAmSiCATH]

I didn't know that there are more fast food restaurants in the East than West.Good luck trying to find restaurants in Montana,Oklahoma,Nevada,Utah and more

[@felixweber3955]

Well, more people live in the eastern part, so that’s pure logic.

[@nodebt6188]

You must have never been to Las Vegas. We have many fast food restaurants.

[@ScottLee-xw8vm]

80% of Americans live on the east side of the "line" which runs through the center of the country. This is because of desert and mountains on the other side. So 20% of Americans live west of the line. But if you take away the Pacific coast with California etc, only 10% of Americans live in desert/rockies. And if you were to take away just the 8 largest cities in that area we have left, it'd only be 5% of Americans living in the desert/rockies that don't live in a major city. So yeah, the restaurants not wanting to be there as much makes sense when you realize they can get 2x the customers on the Pacific coast or 8x as many customers on the other side of the line lol

[@alexpepingagne1511]

Those states probably have dinner with someone cooking real food and where you have great service

[@riesenratte3480]

I live in montana and there is enough restaraunts

[@fitlexyt2600]

1:34 what is little caesars doing in the ocean Edit: i know mexico is down there but i expected to see mexico apear if the restaurant opened there. Mb.

[@jay-arosing76]

idk

[@TheGoldmine101]

Pizza delivery by boat 😂

[@Grayson-u8u]

Mexico??????

[@soundbeverage3964]

That's not the ocean wtf that's Mexico lmao

[@bradyschultz808]

2:13 there’s plenty of mcdonalds in Hawaii 🤨

[@livefromtexas]

​@Bestgoalieinoilershistory79 only 1 loll

[@mr808kingz]

Too bad they don't serve the "Local Deluxe Breakfast Platter" in the mainland 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@Seattlevids13]

2:05 we have lots of Dunkin’ donuts in Washington

[@Chester-92]

the video was uploaded 4 years ago

[@kylebrock7435]

I live in a town with no McDonalds for 50 miles, and it's great.

[@itsdylanjenkins]

I can personally verify we have MANY MORE Zaxby's in Oklahoma than that picture suggested. That was wildly inaccurate.

[@DDBurnett1]

The McDonalds map didn’t show any locations in Alaska or Hawaii, which is completely incorrect.

[@ivanbermudez691]

This was posted 3yrs ago. So more have come in

[@itsdylanjenkins]

@@ivanbermudez691 most of these franchises have closed more than they've opened in the past 3 years but either way that's irrelevant because the maps are inaccurate

[@linger4605]

Wow, the east coast really loves their fast food 😂😂😂

[@connors3356]

east coast Feast coast they do be eatin im from nebraska i liek jimmathan Johns

[@linger4605]

@connors3356 I'm from California and people tend to be healthier, so they avoid fast food more here. No judgement though, just noticed that. Never been to jimmy johns. We have them here, but it's not popular

[@connors3356]

@@linger4605 california is more west than east virginia thats for sure. but not as west as west virginia, as it has west in the name. You can skip jimmnathan johnathans the bread feels like gloop there. not for the faint of heart

[@Swelting17]

you west coasters are missing out on Zaxbys

[@KyleeCuteGirl]

0:20 I thought that was called Hardee’s…

[@cronchybo]

it's both

[@GreyOk-p5s]

Hardee's and Carl's Jr. are the same, I think Hardee's is the name of the company. The name of the restaurant depends on the region you are in.

[@IdoNOTliveinthenorthpole]

Exactly lol

[@jirden]

You should have waited another 10 seconds before commenting lol

[@j.campbell8491]

Please build a Bojangles in Texas & Louisiana? 🙏

[@baseless3]

Had Culver's in AZ need one in portland immediately one of the best burgers I ever had

[@DanoFSmith-yc9tg]

If Whataburger expanded beyond the south, they would put most of these other brands out of business, lets be real. And in not even a Texan, I'm Canadian. I'd legit drive 2200 miles, just for a Whataburger, or Freddie's. Both are so damn good, wish we had them in Canada.

[@alabamaal225]

Culver's has Whataburger beat by a mile. I have both chains in my area.

[@kennethschlegel870]

I like how the McDonald's one ends up pretty much being a population density map of the US

[@4eight2]

I thought mcdonalds was going to be first

[@4eight2]

@Bro Momento oh damn that actually makes sense.

[@jen-qb3my]

0:29 five guys? more like 1350 guys!

[@whatisrealknowtheformula6137]

If you map out the napkin requirements alone you understand why deforestation is a thing.

[@BrewCityGillz]

Culver’s with room to grow! On Wisconsin! #EatWisconsinbly

[@bruh7601]

Culver’s bussin

[@Buddha507]

Culver's slaps

[@nicklh186]

I've only had one thing from Culver's- a vanilla banana and Oreo shake. It was delicious!

[@Carl_McMelvin]

Wisconsin is beyond fucked.

[@Kingod-m5f]

2:23 subway took over a whole America

[@Cody864]

Someone on TikTok is stealing your videos

[@jespino2390]

TikTok the virus app from the virus china

[@7822welshsteam]

I'd never heard of at least half of these!

[@XTIPPER]

What happened to the McDonalds in the state of Hawaii?

[@the2brotherschannel]

1:12 2763!?

[@PennsyIvaniaMapping]

BFDI

[@dasacademyschule2929]

Yea that’s a lot of locations, surprising

[@Electricanimator26]

BFDI’s favorite number

[@GreyTungstenCube836]

BFDI reference at 1:08

[@shapejaper4]

no it’s literally how many JJ’s are in the USA

[@RolyPoIy]

2763

[@TangoRepublics]

2763

[@carloszayas8975]

I was in shock when I saw that

[@FishyFlaky]

2763

[@astralaegis6283]

As someone in Kansaas, I love how easy it is to spot KC and Lawrence in these maps

[@Tyler.LoggedIn]

Papa John’s needs more love dude… half the scale of Pizza Hut is craaazzzy

[@robIoxdoors]

Is the north east big back???

[@solar_aintdead4270]

As a Michigander, I can confirm that every town in Michigan has a little Caesar’s.

[@kiti_cat524]

1:11 *bfdi music plays*

[@xBlack_BaronX09]

Isn’t Carl’s Jr and Hardee’s the same thing?

[@Callum.steele8]

Subway must be rich 💀

[@EmptyWendyBag]

@Timegone324 because the east coast has a higher population than the west. That’s why you see more stores on the east

[@Splatkidvr]

0:12 theres so many whataburgers in Colorado how did you miss all 385737 of them

[@animeplutosrespiraltvchannelfo]

Wow, Like the number of the fast-food chains in in the US.

[@gunsofaugust1971]

Proud to say I’ve never eaten at Subway

[@waynekerrbbc]

i am guilty of going there with friends and just getting chips

[@TheBlackEagleProductions]

That’s kinda sad honestly

[@gunsofaugust1971]

@@TheBlackEagleProductions the “proud” part was obviously tongue and cheek. But if you think it’s sad that a complete stranger hasn’t eaten corporate garbage “Mexican” food, you should maybe have your head examined.

[@Wesso1986]

What's the name of the track, can I download it somewhere?

[@mguerra310]

Carls Jr and Hardees should be together. They are both owned by CKE and offer pretty much the same food.

[@tigerCola]

*Dunkin’:* “where should we put our next shop?” *East Coast:* exists

[@korzinietz2136]

great vid.

[@chelseythompson5167]

Do you have an updated one? Cause this is DEF not accurate now