Burger Bunker

Burger Bunker was a chain of fast food restaurants before the Great War.
==Background==
Following the Second World War, radiation and nuclear materials began to be used not as a weapons, but as a nearly limitless source of power. In 1967, a nuclear engineer named Bernard Kramer who had just recently been laid off by Glastinghouse, Inc. was inspired to use nuclear power as a means of cooking food. With the growing popularity of fast food and nuclear energy in the United States, Kramer would draw up plans for a fast food restaurant that was powered entirely by a single small nuclear reactor. After pitching the idea to skeptical investors, they eventually decided to fund the startup costs for a single location in Miami, Florida. The flagship location would open in 1969 to overwhelming popularity.
By 2077, Burger Bunker had franchises across America and the newly-annexed Canadian territory. The gimmick of nuclear power had caught on and Burger Bunker was a well-known brand across the world. In 2075 their "Roll Up The Cup" promotional event created significant attention, increasing the company's profits by 83% for that year. Participants could buy a Nuka Cola fountain drink from a Burger Bunker location to participate. The rims of the paper cups could be unrolled to reveal an prize voucher (an "Atomic Prize!") or nothing (a "Dud!"). Examples of some prizes included vouchers for free products at Burger Bunker locations, trips to Nuka World, a brand new Corvega Atomic V-8, with the grand prize being entry into a Vault-Tec shelter.
==Design==
All Burger Bunker locations were built around a nuclear reactor designed to power the entirety of each franchise. Some included a "Bunker Lounge", a cross between a functional nuclear bunker and an adults-only lounge where alcoholic beverages could be enjoyed. A select few Burger Bunker locations also featured a "Bunker Boy" observation tower. Visitors could climb up these 50 feet recreations of the chain's mascot Bunker Boy for scenic views of the area.
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==Notes==
*Burger Bunker was originally created for concept art of Fallout 3 by Adam Adamowicz.
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