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    different fast food things and soft drinks including, burgers, chicken, mixed greens, fries, and dessert. Many McDonald’s restaurants have incorporated a play area for youngsters and advertising geared to kids, and some have been upgraded in a more "characteristic" style, with a specific accentuation on solace: presenting parlor regions and fireplaces, and taking out hard plastic seats and tables. This report will discuss…

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    Introduction: Eric Schlosser strongly expresses his ethos throughout his introduction. He talks us through exactly what he will express throughout the book and why. On page 3, he says, “This is a book about fast food, the values it embodies, and the world it has made.” He starts off by telling us exactly what to expect while reading and to also shed some light on the undeniable truth that most fast food businesses want to keep hidden from consumers. He openly promotes his beliefs on the primary…

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    Mcdonald's is one of the most famous and best restaurants on the planet. In this essay, I don't want to encourage anyone to stop liking other restaurants but only mcdonald's, but just want to state some facts about it. Mcdonald's is a restaurant where many people all over the world go eat out everyday, which also means that there is many people that always disgust it also hearing other stories that state how nasty the food actually is. By researching many facts and visiting more that six…

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    This does not restrict the poor from eating only at fast food restaurants, but it is sometimes that those are the only places that they are able and can afford to go out to eat. Time and time comes again as an individual goes to McDonald’s or Burger King for example, more and more frequently and they start to gain weight. On top of that, they most likely order their food from the drive through (being inactive at it’s best) and bring it home to eat, only to watch the same advertisement that…

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    Type: Franchise Traded as : JSE Industry: Food and Beverage Genre: Take-away and diners Headquarters: Midrand, South Africa Number of locations: 525 Website: Steers.co.za Steers was founded by George Halamandres, who introduced the first steakhouse concept in South Africa after spending some time in the United States. The name “Steers” has evolved over the past few years from different names such as “Golden Spur”, “Seven Steer”, “Branded Steer” and “Longhorn Steer”. The first Steers was…

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    Fast food employees are deceived by the business just as much as the people who consume fast food. One out of every eight workers in the United States has by some point in time been employed by McDonald's alone. (p.4) With the increased intake of fast food, has come the increased intake of profit for franchise owners. This in turn allows them to hire more employees and add to the work force. A typical fast food employee is an adolescent who is under the age of twenty. He or she will lack full…

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    Introduction: Schlosser defines the same criticisms that many Americans share about the fast food industry, while also agreeing that the food tastes good. He sympathizes with consumers, which places him as a member of the audience himself, then succumbs to the expectations and belief of his readers in order to establish his decorum. He begins the chapter by describing in vivid detail the act of actually purchasing fast food, which nearly every reader can relate to. Establishing that…

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    Summer Assignment Introduction: Eric Schlosser wrote the book titled Fast Food Nation with the purpose of trying to inform the readers about the dangers and some background knowledge of fast food while still performing this act in the form of ethos. Schlosser uses many anecdotes and statistics to prove why fast food is detrimental. Schlosser mentions how much family cooked meals have reduced as a result to the growth and popularity of fast food restaurants. Many Americans without realizing…

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    History: McDonald's is an American hamburger fast food. It began in 1940 as a barbecue restaurant opened by Richard and Maurice McDonald. In 1948, they restarted their business as a hamburger stand, using production line strategies. The first McDonald's franchise opened up in Phoenix, Arizona in 1953. Ray Kroc then joined the company as a franchise agent and purchased the business from the McDonald brothers. Now days, McDonald's is one of the world's largest restaurant chains, with a daily…

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    kind of burns a small hole of hurt into your audience. Speaking of money, you stated, “As with the tobacco industry, it may be only a matter of time before state governments begin to see a direct line between the $1 billion that McDonald’s and Burger King spend each year on advertising and their own swelling health care costs” (393). This quote was a great use of emotional appeal because you pointed out how tobacco and fast food can relate. I believe that this quote from your essay appealed to…

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