快餐店—Fast Food Restaurant

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 When I need a bite to eat, I often drop by a local fast food restaurant and buy a quick meal. I usually order a cheeseburger, a large order of fries, and a medium-size drink. On the cheeseburger, I ask them to put everything on it: onions, lettuce¹, mustard, ketchup², pickles³, and tomato, but I ask them to hold the mayonnaise. I also order some water to wash everything down. If I'm really famished⁴, I might order a chocolate shake. I sometimes pick up something for my roommate who eats like a horse, so I have to order at least three hamburgers. I usually pay with cash, but I sometimes pay for the meal using my debit⁵ card. I don't eat fast food too often because it contains a lot of fat, but more and more restaurants are offering healthier choices like salads and chili⁶, so there's usually something for everyone.