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    Fast Food Workers

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    The fast food industry has made its mark on the world. Almost everyone has been a customer to at least one fast-food place in their lives. With about two-thirds of the nation’s fast food workers are under the age of twenty, the effect is widespread throughout all ages. Schlosser has two main claims he makes in his book. That the fast-food industry resembles the manufacturing business and that teenagers are the ideal employees for the fast-food industry. I support both of these claims, and from…

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    Every year, the fast food industry harms countless people in many ways, especially those involving consumption, salary, and production. Sadly, in America today, adults and children alike often view fast food as a necessity, yet it causes damage that affects the nation’s citizens and economy. Not only do these unhealthy consumptions play a part in the rising obesity rate in the country, but it also brings about fatal infection that not many people know about. Additionally, the fast food industry…

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    Schlosser’s use of the device relates to his topic by having the readers feel and visualize the impact the food we eat has on our lives. The stylistic device demonstrates how future generations will find our generation buried under fast food wrappers. He chose to present information in this way to appeal to the reader’s senses. Schlosser wants to influence his reader by emphasizing that fast food has become a social norm in America. It is a drug that has affected even the strongest Air Force…

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    Globalization Of Fast Food

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    globalisation has caused people’s taste and preferences to food have changed, especially with regard to the increasing homogenisation of food. Also discussed is how new media has impacted how people consume in today’s society, with a concentration on has social media platforms such as Instagram is changing how people choose places to eat and how restaurants and corporations take advantage of this to make profits. Impact of Multinational Corporations Food undoubtedly plays an important role in…

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    “In many respects, the fast food industry embodies the best and the worst of American capitalism at the start of the twenty-first century—its constant stream of new products and innovations, its widening gulf between rich and poor.” Schlosser could not have worded it better (6). The individuals in this game, known as entrepreneurs, have changed the world for: good and evil. Ever since the concepts of formal cities started taking form in Europe, people were starting to look for ways of making…

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    Is the fast food industry declining as new healthier alternatives become more readily available and how does this affect the fast food industry? Introduction While the majority of fast food restaurants offer healthier menu options, a recent study has found that less than 3 per cent of customers actually order them (Clarke, 2011). Most people are aware that fast food is not the healthiest food available, yet generally they choose to ignore it in favor of the convenience, taste or cost of the…

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    Fast Food Claim

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    Against the Claim: (I) Mass production of fast-food is ethical because large fast-food chains across the country are able to hire thousands of employees to keep up with the demand for their product. Large corporations like Taco Bell, Burger King and Jack in the Box always have new positions available for the public, and often these jobs only require a general education diploma at minimum. By keeping the cost of goods relatively low to create their products, fast-food chains are able to hire more…

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    becoming an increasingly important problem in America, the need to understand fast food culture and its effects has become more relevant more than ever. The restaurant I chose is Chick-fil-A, an American fast food chain that concentrate in chicken sandwiches and other chicken based products. For my ethnography project I visited my Chick-fil-A restaurant inside of my local mall – one of the most popular restaurants in the food court – and sat down for 2 hours observing the customers, taking note…

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    this day and age the fast food industry has grown into a billion dollar industry. The fast food industry usually comes under fire from the high fat content and tyrannical business practices. However, on the flip side, the fast food industry offers families of low income a means to get good tasting food. In more recent years there has been a movement from less healthy, unsustainable, fast foods to something more healthy and sustainable. Due to the industry 's reputation fast food can be seen as a…

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    Fast food restaurants are a major factor that contributes with today’s obesity in American children. Obesity in children has escalated throughout the years, affecting not only weight gain, but health conditions as well. One of the many factors presented is portion size, which has been highly manipulated by massively expanding the serving size one should consume on a daily basis. What makes fast food convenient for families and their children is the inexpensive price range of these meals, which…

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