The chart shows the percentage of Australians who eat McDonald's or KFC at least twice a year, by age. Summarize the information by selecting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant/

The given bar chartcompares the fraction of people in Australia, who eat at McDonald's and KFC categorized by their ages. Overall, it is evident that McDonald's (McD) was preferred over KFC by all of them, irrespective of their ages. Additionally, it is also noticeable that youngers tend to eat at fast food restaurants more than older people. McD was more commonplace for Australians, as compared to KFC. Among all the ages, it always had a figure roughly 15% more than that of KFC. The most part of the population who ate at McDonald's were kids under 14 years, accounting for 68% Those belonging to the group of 15 to 24 years age, have shown similar trend, with a value of 63%. The least fraction was of those aged above 60, which was only 25% KFC had a similar experience, as older citizens seemed to not eat from there, even though, those under 25 accounted upto 50 to 55% KFC had a reach of only 15 percent when it comes to elderly people.