Are you a Wendy's person or a KFC person? Don't think it doesn't matter, because it does.

As far as I'm concerned, there are only a few things that my fast food preference says about me: I had too much to drink the night before, it's that time of the month, or I'm in a hurry and need to eat.

Turns out, there's a lot more to it than that.

Here's what your fast food preference says about you:

  • Taco Bell: You like weed and whimsical social media accounts. You are laid-back and wear jeans to work. You like cheese. No, you REALLY like cheese.
  • Chipotle: You’re sick of people telling you that’s there’s more authentic Mexican (or a taco truck) down the street, you just want them to leave you alone with your burrito bowl. You’re looking forward to the day when you’re financially stable enough to not think twice about asking for extra guac.
  • In-N-Out: You are unconventional in that you are down to mix different flavors to make unexpected combinations. You’re chasing your dreams. If you have a day job, you have passion projects on the side, which you pursue actively.
  • Waffle House: You grew up in the south or went to school there, and the Waffle House sign will forever be a random source of comfort. Whether you moved far away or stayed in the south, you have a genuine appreciation for sticking to your roots.
  • Five Guys: You’re the kind of person who loves the free samples at Trader Joe’s. You appreciate all the free toppings because they’re free and they attain a level of personalization that is rare in a sometimes anonymous world. You pay attention to detail, and are stickler for a good toasted hamburger bun.
  • Wendy’s: You’re a night person and you absolutely detest waking up early. Your college class schedule never included an 8 a.m.—or even a 9 a.m.—class. You like to get what you want—not in a spoiled way, just in a way that if you want a baked potato at 1 a.m. you’re not going to talk yourself out of it.
  • KFC: Things are a little shaky, and you need something that you can count on, a friendly face. You found the Colonel.
  • Pizza Hut: You’re actually 5 years old and your mom is bringing you to get pizza and wings before you go bowling.
  • Quiznos: After growing up in a family who exclusively went to Subway, one day you realized that Quiznos toasted their bread. You’re a pioneer, like Amelia Earhart.
  • Long John Silvers: You’re confused. Much like Mr. Silver, you might even be in the wrong industry.

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