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Well I grew up in a small town that's not within an hour of much of anything. It was a big deal when we got an Arby's, in the mid aughts. There's a lot of that in the US, even on the east coast. People who live in cities and fly all the time seem to forget about that.

Figure out where it takes a couple hours of driving to get to an international airport and you'll have an idea.

Anyway, I just assume anything people on this site assume everyone has seen is from California, especially if I've never heard of it.

Maybe I've just never been in the market for fast food ham? I still feel like this is a weird example of something Americans commonly do on Christmas.

I'm American and I've never heard of Boston Market for Christmas, and it doesn't exist where I grew up, or in the region, and I would definitely think it was weird if someone wanted that for Christmas. I've never even heard of a franchise chain called Honey Baked. Are you from California or something? Why do people think Americans are a monolith?

Where I'm from everything is closed on Christmas, even Wal-Mart, except the local Chinese takeout, so if you don't want home cooking, that's your one option.

Now, living in a larger area, there are some other limited options but as a seventh generation European descended American I have never known a single family that celebrated Christmas by going to a franchise restaurant