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When I went to Brussels, Belgium I was shocked to find out there are no fast food restaurants in the entire city, even the airport.
Nice to see them support small businesses.
Aren't there hundreds of independent fritures (small places that serve traditional Belgian fries)?
I'm sure on the specific thing, but there were a lot of chip shops.
Thanks for saying something nice about Brussels I guess, but there is literally a Quick (ie, French Mcdonalds) in the Schengen terminal. And tons of fast food elsewhere in the city.
yeah. Franchising is for successful ideas and other chump games. I'd rather support local strangers and a local land baron than local strangers and a remote land baron with service level objectives. Fuck those people I'll never know instead of those people I'll never know.