The chart provided compares frequency of USA citizens dining at fast food restaurants between 2003 and 2013.
Overall, it is clear from the chart that individuals were more like to eat at fast-food restaurants once a week or once or twice a month compared to who went there day or never in their lives.
Looking at the data for people visiting fast food restaurants daily, several times a week, and once a week, it can be observed that the percentage of fast-food enthusiasts who visited every day was less than 5% overall, while those going several time a week were under 20% in all the year mentioned (2002,2006,2013). Interestingly, the percentage of individual dining at fast-food once a week showed gradual increase, peaking in 2006 at around 33%.
In 2003, around 33% American visited fast-food restaurants once or twice a month, a slight increase from 25% in 20026 and #0% in 2003. Moreover, individuals who dined at fast-food restaurants a few times a year comprised approximately 15%, while those who never visited these establishment accounted about 5% in all the years under review.