In this passage, Schlosser sheds some light on the good in the fast food industry. One is a franchisee, named Dave Feamster. Feamster was once a NHL hockey player who was drafted in 1978 to the Chicago Blackhawks. After getting an injury that was incapable of being healed, he was forced to retire in 1985. He now owns five Little Caesars pizzerias in Pueblo, Colorado. He has become a local hero of himself, and instead of using his money earned from his occupation, he decided to use it for his community. Feamster has (not including everything) donated money to local charities, payed some of the college tuition of some of his regular employees, and even organized the city’s first high school hockey team. Feamster likes to avoid the spotlight,
