Fast food is everywhere. It’s global, uniform, and oddly comforting. The same menus, the same colors, the same promises—no matter where you are, it feels familiar. Safe.
For many of us, childhood memories are tied to these places—birthday parties at McDonald’s, burgers, fries, and fizzy drinks shared with friends. That nostalgia lingers. It creates a bond. What once felt like a treat now feels like a part of us.
But fast food has shifted. It’s no longer an occasional indulgence—it’s a lifestyle. These brands don’t just sell food; they sell a feeling, a craving, an identity. Every bite is a hit of dopamine, a taste of comfort, a ritual we’ve learned to repeat.
In that sense, fast food isn’t so different from religion.
It offers routine, belonging, belief. It shapes how we live, what we want, and how we find comfort. We line up, we consume, we return.
We don’t just eat it.
We worship it.'
*PLEASE ALLOW 4 WEEKS (MAX) FOR DELIVERY*
