Hi Mr @tarazkp
What you are conveying is the complaint of many people in almost all countries.
On the one hand, the time savings provided by fast food is not directly proportional to the financial risks and nutritional consumption that must be accepted by those who spend their money at fast food restaurants.
Actually, it's just a choice. But it becomes very basic in the long term by considering the effects of fast food consumed continuously. They have to accept the risk of obesity and disease complications due to the fast food they consume. In the end, they have to spend more money on medical treatment.
In my opinion, cooking our own food, should be the main and important choice for the health of our nutritional consumption and financial health.
It is more than food - it is with everything we do - everything is now "on demand" and we will pay, rather than create for ourselves. This includes entertainment.
If that includes entertainment, then how much value is "an entertainment" to pay for it. (lol)
...and it's all "on demand," that's what happens in most places—in almost everyone's mindset, right?
Yes - we have been conditioned for this and we allow ourselves to stay conditioned. We can't scrape together a million dollars for a cancer researcher, but don't blink at an NBA or Football contract of 100 million.