[protomyth]

If you are going to replace American fast food, then eating while driving is pretty much a requirement.

[ghaff]

It's not as ubiquitous as McDs, BK, etc., but pizza and Chinese are among the most common fast food alternatives to the primarily sandwich chains. (Fried chicken is the other.) And neither Chinese nor pizzas are very amenable to eating while driving.

[protomyth]

I guess I'm conditioned to think of fast food in terms of drive-through. Even KFC has a lot of stuff on the menu that can be easily eaten in a car. Taco joints are the same way. Heck, the Greek place I mentioned was a drive-through.

When I think pizza, I tend to think of it as its own thing given the whole delivery culture.

[thaumasiotes]

...I really wouldn't want to try eating kabobs while driving.

If you hit a bump eating a sandwich, you mash a soft loaf of bread into your face.

Do the same thing eating a kabob, and you're sending a skewer through the roof of your mouth.

[protomyth]

Do the same thing eating a kabob, and you're sending a skewer through the roof of your mouth.

Uhm... you can eat kabobs from the side.

[ghaff]

I doubt I’ve gone through a drive through in decades so my perspective is probably different.

[DoreenMichele]

Not necessarily:

https://www.npr.org/2016/02/11/466178523/like-millennials-mo...

[crunchiebones]

edible bento boxes?