When you want to mention not only one reason but also two or more reasons, you can use the word し.

マクドナルド　の　ハンバーガー　は　やすいし　おいしいし　さいこうです。

Hamburgers at McDonald's are so good because they are cheap and tasty.

マクドナルド　の　ハンバーガー　は　やすいですし　おいしいですし　とても　すきです。

I like hamburgers at McDonald's so much because they are cheap and tasty.

この　まち　は　きれいだし　しずかだし　だいすきです。

I really like this town because it's beautiful and quiet.

この　まち　は　きれいですし　しずかですし　だいすきです。

I really like this town because it's beautiful and quiet.

あの　みせ　は　もう　いかない　な。

I wouldn't go to that restaurant again.

たかいし　まずいし　さいあくだった　から　ね。

Because it was expensive and bad taste, totally bad.

References:

Introduction to Plain Forms

https://anchor.fm/yuya-sato/episodes/Introduction-to-Plain-Forms-enp0g3

Adjectives

https://anchor.fm/yuya-sato/episodes/Adjectives-en9o8v

Sentence-ending particle "ne" and "yo"

https://anchor.fm/yuya-sato/episodes/Sentence-ending-particle-ne-and-yo-emureo

X likes Y / X dislikes Y

https://anchor.fm/yuya-sato/episodes/X-likes-Y--X-dislikes-Y-encubj

How to Explain the Reason by Using the Word "から"

https://anchor.fm/yuya-sato/episodes/How-to-Explain-the-Reason-by-Using-the-Word-enibdg

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