This is what David Zinczenko says when he says in his article "Don't Blame the Eater", "Walk down any thoroughfare in America, and I guarantee you that you will see one of our country has more than 13,000 McDonald's restaurants. Now go back up the block and try to find somewhere to buy a grapefruit.” He is right when he says this, because fast food restaurants in America and around the world are becoming more and more numerous. It is for this reason that people prefer to quickly go to the nearest fast food restaurant rather than looking for a grocery store. (This is important information that indicates what might happen in the future and where America and the rest of the world might be heading.) What might happen in the future is that Fast food chains are taking over and forcing local grocery stores to close. This would result in fewer grocery stores and people who are actually trying to eat healthy would either be forced to start eating at fast food restaurants like everyone else; maybe they would have to jump through obstacles just to get fruits or vegetables. A greater supply of fast food restaurants would also mean that America and the rest of the world would become obese and have many health problems that could have easily been avoided. This shows how hard it is to get something healthy instead of just eating fast food. (Although there are also reasons why fast food is sometimes chosen over healthy food.