The fast food industry tries to give them what they want, when they want it.

快餐业尽量在人们需要时给他们提供想吃的食物。

But the modern fast food industry we see today really began in the United Kingdom in the mid-1800s.

但是我们今天看到的现代快餐业实际上始于 19 世纪中期的英国。

Thanks to their iconic Hamburger University, the McDonald’s franchise had some of the best-trained managers in the fast food industry.

由于他们标志性的汉堡大学，麦当劳的加盟商在快餐行业拥有一些训练有素的经理人员。

If the fast food industry came to you for advice about how they could nutritionally improve their menus, what would you tell them?

所以，如果快餐业的人来寻求建议，问怎样才能提高他们菜谱的营养价值，你会怎样告诉他们呢？

We have to admit that the fast food industry is growing very fast.

我们不得不承认快餐业发展很快。

In India alone, the fast food industry is growing by 41 percent a year.

仅在印度，快餐业的年增长率就高达41%。

In this context, the fast food industry can be seen as a clear example of American cultural product.

在这种背景下， 快餐业可以被视为美国文化产品的一个明显例子。

Yeah, again, I mean, you know, it's been a big debate now for the last few years about blaming the fast food industry for everything.

把所有问题都归咎到快餐食品上，这在近几年引发了很大的争议。

In addition to health critics, there are suggestions for the fast food industry to become more eco-friendly.

除了健康评论家，还有人建议快餐业变得更加环保。

During the Great Recession, we lost over half our restaurants and my family home." " The fast food industry made $20 billion in 2021 in California.

在经济大衰退期间，我们失去了一半以上的餐馆和我的家。”“2021 年，加州快餐业创造了 200 亿美元的收入。

You've probably heard of some of those competitors because the fast food industry took off from there, spawning dozens of hyper successful fast food chains that operate in more than 100 countries across the world.

你可能听说过其中的一些竞争对手，因为快餐行业是从那里起飞的，白色城堡催生了几十家超级成功的快餐连锁店，在全球 100 多个国家开展业务。