Will some fast food chains become the next Blockbuster?

Boston Market is on its way out. But that's mostly due to their own stupid financial decisions.

The last few remaining are in such a sad state of existence.

What they serve is below school cafeteria prison slop, they don't rotate anything out.

There's about two or three employees working at any given location.
 
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The Subway near where I live is staffed exclusively by shitskinned Indians. In the words of the Rolling Stones 8th studio album: "Let It Bleed"
Subway will be the next fast food place to go bankrupt, and nobody is saving that shit.

They were bad enough when it was dog food in bread.
Now it's dog food constructed by jeet hands. Going to Subway is like playing russian roulette with foodborne viruses.
 
Subway will be the next fast food place to go bankrupt, and nobody is saving that shit.

They were bad enough when it was dog food in bread.
Now it's dog food constructed by jeet hands. Going to Subway is like playing russian roulette with foodborne viruses.
I hate subway so much, I would protest them not going out of business already. I would picket them.
 
Baja Fresh could go that way, if you guys know them
I thought they were dead. They were always a shitty alternative to Rubio's even those weren't that good. It's been so long since I've been to one of those it's entirely possible it went down the tubes as well.

e: Rubio's is in the shitter; they've gone through two bankruptcies since 2020.
 
I thought they were dead. They were always a shitty alternative to Rubio's even those weren't that good. It's been so long since I've been to one of those it's entirely possible it went down the tubes as well.

e: Rubio's is in the shitter; they've gone through two bankruptcies since 2020.
Yes, Rubio's is struggling badly. They closed dozens of locations with no warning, yet I still get emails from them!
 
I think the most appropriate reaction to hearing that is "wait Boston Market is still around? The last time I saw one of those in the wild was the early 2000's".
The problem is going to a place known for rotisserie chicken when it's far more affordable to pick one up from the grocery store.

My ex did like their cinnamon apples though.
 
McDonalds, subway and del taco seem on their way out. McDonalds may be big, but they can coast for a little while. Every person I've known who works there knows it's woefully mismanaged and ignoring any complaints by their workers, the same problem they had in the early 00's. The difference was they turned it around back then, but they have new management now.
Subway is charging a premium for poor quality, rivalling mcdonalds costs when the whole point was they were slightly cheaper and minimally healthier than their competition. They fell once Jared got outted but it was inevitable when their food was just no longer good. It was never great but it's even worse, now.

Del taco is just Taco bells sibling that lost to better adverts. Taco bell may have everything taste the same, but it's reliable shitty food that's still decent. Most people I've met that work there seem to enjoy it too, which is incredibly rare.
I liken it to your chill friend that's always there to help pick your dumbass up after an all nighter and, while they can't make anything fancy, will always make something you like when hung over.
 
McDonalds, subway and del taco seem on their way out. McDonalds may be big, but they can coast for a little while. Every person I've known who works there knows it's woefully mismanaged and ignoring any complaints by their workers, the same problem they had in the early 00's. The difference was they turned it around back then, but they have new management now.
Subway is charging a premium for poor quality, rivalling mcdonalds costs when the whole point was they were slightly cheaper and minimally healthier than their competition. They fell once Jared got outted but it was inevitable when their food was just no longer good. It was never great but it's even worse, now.

Del taco is just Taco bells sibling that lost to better adverts. Taco bell may have everything taste the same, but it's reliable shitty food that's still decent. Most people I've met that work there seem to enjoy it too, which is incredibly rare.
I liken it to your chill friend that's always there to help pick your dumbass up after an all nighter and, while they can't make anything fancy, will always make something you like when hung over.
I doubt McDonald’s will go under in the near future if at all, their restaurants in other countries seem to be fine whilst the truly bad locations tend to be in the US.
5 Guys because in this economy no one can afford them prices.
I have two 5 Guys locations that used to be on my go-to list until it became too expensive to eat there, one ranges from being completely empty and sparely visited whilst the other has become a vacant space.
 
Here in the UK, honestly the fast food place I can see going the way of Blockbuster is Burger King. Used to be everywhere when I was a kid and a teen. Burger King, McDonald’s and KFC were so popular that there was guaranteed to always be at least one of them open in a <20min walk from me or my friends’ places. One of my friends got a college job at a BK and gave us her staff discount, and we’d go stuff our faces with fries when we were drunk on the weekends.

Fast forward a few years, and I haven’t seen a Burger King in a very long time. Where there used to be at least 3 open near my house, none of them are still standing, meanwhile all but one of the mcdonald’s restaurants from when I was a teen, and most of the KFCs, are still standing. I don’t think I’ve had one since pre-Covid, and even then I remember being disappointed in it. I won’t be surprised in the next few years if Burger King goes completely bust. I know a grand total of zero people who, when you ask them where they’d like to go for fast food, respond with “Burger King”.
 
KFC is on the way:
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