The chart visualizes how often the US citizens be at fast-food restaurants in the years 2003, 2006, and 2013.
From 2003 to 2006 the percentage of people who have never eaten at a fast food restaurant has fallen by 1% but on the other hand during the same period the number of clients who eat fast food everyday has also fallen to about 3% of the population. Since 2006, no other changes have occurred in these segments of the chart.
The major changes can be seen in the groups, who eat in a fast-food restaurant on a weekly basis( once or several times a week) and in the groups in which people visit the fast-food restaurants once or twice a month or once a few months. While in 2006 most of US citizens ate at such facilities at least once a week, in 2013 most of the population did so only once or twice a month. It’s clear that the fast food restaurants were most popular in 2006 and least popular in 2013. However the number of people eat in such restaurants only a few times a year didn’t change.
As a whole, with the exception of people who rarely of never eat fast food and in addition, the small part of the population who eat every day, the peak of going to fast-food restaurants was reached in 2006 in constant with 2013when most of the population spent time in them only once or twice a month.