If the government puts a tax on soda then people would stop buying it and we would lost money not gain it. “Opponents also claim that imposing special taxes on soda and other sugary beverages would simply be another example of government overreach that runs counter to cherished American ideals of freedom and liberty” (“Should the U.S. Government Take Measures to Fight Obesity?” 9). The government has never been able to tell a person what can and cannot be consumed. If the government gets control of what we eat or drink, we would not be able to do anything. The government would be too worried about so many health issues with a lot of the products made that there would be nothing to eat or drink. If the government did get a hold of the amount of food and drinks a person consumed, many other issues unrelated to fast food would be at stake and there would be other controversies to worry about because they would most likely be controlling those other issues as …show more content…
We have white bread, wheat bread, and lettuce wraps to choose from to keep the meet and veggies in. We have salami, capicola, roast beef, turkey, ham, provolone cheese, and bacon to choose from for the sandwich as well as, tomatoes, cucumbers, onions, hot pepper, banana peppers, lettuce, sprouts, and mayo. There’s a list of sandwiches a person will choose from and then can be modified after that. For example, if someone does not want tomatoes on their turkey sandwich, then it does not have to be put onto the sandwich. It is a very popular business that always makes ends meet in sales. We are so popular that in fact, we opened up another store in Oswego a few months ago and we have had so much business since then at both stores and without the second one opening there would be more people searching for a job. They helped at least 14 people at minimum, with a job and bringing an income to their homes. Jimmy John’s sandwiches have a lot of calories in them not including the chips, cookie, or soda someone would get on the side of that sandwich. So, that still does not change the fact that is increasing the issue of obesity in our country and there must be a better way to create less of a problem for it