[speaker001:] Hey, Tom, did you enjoy your lunch?
[speaker002:] Oh, don't mention it. It was terrible.
[speaker001:] What 'the matter?
[speaker002:] The food station was as crowded as usual. I waited for 20 minutes for my sandwich, and when I finally got it the chicken was underdone.
[speaker001:] I see. You simply can't blame the server for this.
[speaker002:] Yes, I know. Fast food is so popular in this district.
[speaker001:] That's true.
[speaker002:] Anyway, how was your such, Catherine?
[speaker001:] It was good. I brought lunch from home today.
[speaker002:] You did? I thought you must feel right at home here as we get as many fast food restaurants as you do in America.
[speaker001:] Well, I personally don't like them because I don't believe that they are healthy.
[speaker002:] I guess you're right. More often than not, people go there only for convenience. The foods may taste good, but generally speaking, they are high in calories, salt and fat.
[speaker001:] Yes. I am wondering that you must believe fast food is our lifestyle, don't you?
[speaker002:] You bet. Almost all top brands such as McDonald's and KFC are from America.
[speaker001:] Well, actually two-thirds of Americans may avoid these places.
[speaker002:] Seriously?
[speaker001:] Yeah, it's hard to believe but true.