It's a sadly familiar picture in many communities: Fast-food hubs that once bustled with activity, when young and old alike gathered in plastic molded seats around gleaming yellow linoleum tables, are now boarded-up ghost restaurants. Their long-extinguished drive-through menus silently beckon to cars that will never come. Go
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this might sound funny, but i really do miss burger king. i remember growing up that i always preferred the king to mc donalds, unfortunately, mcdonald's was much closer to home and my parents would always take us there instead. and i still can't believe they tore down the one in my hometown. i guess with the backlash against fastfood (that supersize me movie, the obesity lawsuits, etc.) meant their demise was inevitable.
does anybody know if there are any burger kings left in america? i might have to make a pilgramage before they all disappear.
i was happy and surprised to see that they recently tore down a mickey d's in my neighborhood.
don't know where you are puddles, but there are still a couple around louisville.
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