2 out of 3 Women would say yes to a “Fast Food” first date.
Nov 25, 2024, 6:50 AM | Updated: 6:57 am
LOS ANGELES, CA - JULY 24: Signs for Taco Bell, Grinder, McDonalds, Panda Express fast-food restaurant line the streets in the Figueroa Corridor area of South Los Angeles on July 24, 2008, Los Angeles, California. The Los Angeles City Council committee has unanimously approved year-long moratorium on new fast-food restaurants in a 32-square-mile area, mostly in South Los Angeles, pending approval by the full council and the signature of Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa to make it the law. South LA has the highest concentration of fast-food restaurants of the city, about 400, and only a few grocery stores. L.A. Councilwoman Jan Perry proposed the measure to try to reduce health problems associated with a diet high in fast-food, like obesity and diabetes, which plague many of the half-million people living there. (Photo by David McNew/Getty Images)
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It’s NOT uncommon to drop a lot of money on dinner for a first date. It IS uncommon to drop a lot of money at Taco Bell for a first date.
A new survey asked 3,000 single men and women how they’d feel about a fast food first date. 54% of men would be into it . . . and, surprisingly, 66% of women would be down.
And 56% would be willing to split the bill . . . so, in this case, you both order separately at the counter.
When asked what their top choice fast food joint would be, the most popular option for a first date is Chick-fil-A. It was #1 in 31 states.
McDonald’s was next. It’s #1 in six states: Alabama . . . Alaska . . . Idaho . . . Minnesota . . . New Mexico . . . and Washington state.
Dairy Queen was #1 in five states: Colorado . . . Connecticut . . . Kansas . . . North Dakota . . . and Utah.
Wendy’s was #1 in two states: Oregon and South Dakota.
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Which state bakes the most and what is our favorite baked good?
