In the article, “Don’t Blame the Eater,” published in the New York times on November 2002, the author David Zinczenko argues that fast food is not good for consumers. In the arguments that follow, David provides three main reasons why fast food is not good for us. Firstly, the cost and convenience of fast food allows consumers to consume too much fast food thus this leads to the growth of obesity rates and increased funds spent on diabetes treatments. Secondly, the lack of healthy affordable alternatives are not available for consumers. Lastly, the low quality of knowledge fast food eaters posses leads into misconceptions about the amount of calories in fast food because information is not legible or non-existent. The author closed his argument
