Contrary: There absolutely is such a stigma here, and it gets people socially in trouble if they’re picky.
I suppose it varies, but it only needs to be true some of the time for CCF to be profitable.
I suppose it varies, but it only needs to be true some of the time for CCF to be profitable.
It's more about people in peer groups preoccupied with class distinctions, vs, say, 90% of Americans who could not give less fucks about it.
Region plays a role in the distribution and size of such peer groups though.
Added: Per another comment, people can also be picky not with respect to not eating unusual foods but with respect to not eating mediocre food.
What does it look like when somebody gets “socially in trouble” for being picky? What actually happens to them (socially) in this instance?
I’ve never seen or heard of anything like this, so I’m really curious about it.
It’s not even really pickiness per se. If some group always wants to just eat fast food I’m going to be less inclined to join them. No value judgement. Just not my thing.