That’s some pretty interesting stats there. But you also got to take into consideration what is on those things. For example, when it comes to eating healthy, if you pick Subway you’re not going to be ordering the club sandwiches (too large). The real health nuts go else where.

But yeah, whatever looks appetizing at the time is usually what decides it for me. That and how much is in my wallet.

I think that’s a good point – mindset. We have it in our minds that burgers and fries will be more filling than a salad or chicken sandwich so we want to get our money’s worth and feel full at the same time.

You’re clearly a better eater than me. I often find myself sitting outside of Sonic or standing in line at Cici’s Pizza. XD

I try to pick healthier choices, but at the same I rarely have the option. Ordering out around here (when I’m not in town) means I have to order junk food sadly. Two bars, two burger joints, kfc, pizza, and a few sit down Mexican restaurants are all that’s local.

Well, Mickey D’s was just an example. I’m not likely to pull up to them either.

It really doesn’t matter where you go to eat, because at Subway, the 6-inch tuna sub has 530 calories, 31 grams of fat. What’s important is what you choose to eat.

Lmao, even at home, when I have to cook it first, I prefer a burger and fries. And a Coke.

I’d say it’s because I know a hamburger and fries are going to be a lot heartier than a chicken salad, and when I’m not planning to eat a salad, I want some food that’ll make me feel like I’ve eaten (or overeaten).

Yesterday between karate class and shopping and going to the movies we stopped at a Subway and had lunch. I prefer the food at Subway, it tastes better, it’s more filling, and obviously healthier.

Why do we sometimes end up at other drive-throughs? Other than the obvious input from childlings and what they’ve seen advertised on television… I don’t even like McDonalds