Depending on where you live, you have certain fast food restaurants. I believe that every restaurant should be around the whole country because it simply is not fair that some of us get to enjoy the finer things in life. By finer things, I mean the three restaurants listed below that the south has.

1. Chick-fil-a

You have never had Chick-fil-a I genuinely feel bad for you. Nothing can compare to the great food and service that Chick-fil-a has to offer. It's perfect for all ages, any time of the day, any mood you're in, and has many options. The sauces are to die for.

A little "my pleasure" from an employee always brightens my day. Also if you think the line looks long, I guarantee that employees of Chik-fil-a will make it go by so quickly you won't even remember being in line.

P.S. Always dip. Dip the fries too.

2. Bojangles

I learned to love Bojangles at a very young age and I am sure glad I did. Their sweet tea is refreshing and the four-piece chicken supreme dinner with honey mustard and extra seasoning on the fries is a no-brainer for me every time I walk in there.

Bojangles is a place where if you want to eat fries for breakfast it's a judgment-free zone. They have plenty yummy, breakfast options, but I eat the same thing no matter what time I go.

Don't forget the honey mustard and sweet tea!

3. Cook Out

The opportunities are endless. Literally. A regular cookout tray costs a little over five dollars and with that comes an entree, two side items, and a drink. When I say the opportunities are endless when it comes to the tray- I am not kidding. The number of options one has to choose from are never-ending.

Their milkshakes are great. Growing up, their milkshakes would be a prized token in my household and we only got them on special occasions. I should probably implement that in my life again because I get them much too frequently. If you find an indoor cookout or live near one, consider yourself lucky.

I mean look at those milkshakes! Pro tip: dip your fries in your milkshake.

These three restaurants are a staple when you live in the south and if you think otherwise you may want to reconsider calling yourself a southerner.