American Chain Restaurants Invade All Other Countries; Few Restaurant Chains from Other Countries Invade American Market

You know I was looking at this show that showed how various American chain restaurants have invaded various countries. I mean, not just McDonalds but Dominoes, Pizza Hut, KFC, Subway, and Dunkin Donuts. It showed how these American restaurants adapted to the various tastes of the indigenous people and are close to dominating the local markets displacing the local economy and local small businesses that depend on the local economy to make a living for themselves. But how can they compete against huge corporate conglomerates who have the resources and obviously government support to plant stores on every corner in a city. But they celebrated the success of these huge conglomerates that make millions for themselves and take much needed jobs overseas instead of developing the local economies here in the states.

Eitherway, all these American restaurant chains are making huge strides in the local economies of these foreign countries and are easily dominating these local economies. But what bothers me is that other international chains are making little to no progress in America! I haven't seen any international chains from other countries making any headway here in the states, not even English chains! Most foreign restaurrants here are small mom and pop shops that have no more than one or two stores in one city locations with no national reach period. And if it is a foreign job, it ws started here in the states by a determined individual wanting to achieve the so-called American Dream. I may be old-fashioned  but I believe fair is fair. We should allow large foreign chains in our country even as large scaled American conglomerates invade the local economies of foreign nations! I don't see any of this here in America and I would find it interesting to see what other countries have to offer in the way of their chains! It is not good to me that American business go into other countries with an attempt to dominate and displace their local business communities, their national chains should be welcomed into the American economy too.