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    McDonald's makes a big indention in the fast food industry, well known for their infamous golden arch. They serve more than 5 billion burgers a year, requiring an estimated herd of 25 million cows, selling an approximate 75 hamburgers per second. Every day, nearly one-third of U.S. children aged 4 to 19 eat fast food, which likely packs on about six extra pounds per child per year and increases the risk of obesity, a study of 6,212 found. Obesity rates rise exponentially across the United States…

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    interjected with. I knew I had to gather more information. McElhaney 4 I continued to drive down Lancaster Rd, but, I began to describe to Rip the different fast food options, in hopes he would chose one he would like to eat at. I glanced over at Rip to see him staring in glory at the golden yellow and red arches of McDonald’s. He asked me what food they served, and I proceeded to describe to him the wonderful salty fries, the juicy burgers, and how their sodas have the perfect sugar to soda…

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    similar interests of human beings. Animals have been suffering and also killed because they 're on the bottom of the food chain or maybe it could be that we’re smarter than most animals species. It really doesn 't matter to humanity because we are the predator and we just want more. Animals like cows, chickens, and pigs are one of the world’s most delicious meals you can get in a fast food restaurant. Its really sad watching animals being killed at plane site at your job in a factory or any…

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    Mcdonalds In The 1950's

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    You’ve probably eaten McDonald’s in the past two weeks, haven’t you? McDonald’s is arguably one of the largest fast-food chain restaurants that this world has ever seen, and on December 16th, 2016 audiences around the United States had the exclusive chance to be able to experience how McDonald’s came to be. While the past of McDonald's is well documented, the company tries to elude from the actual origins of the company. A persistent salesman in the 1950's saw an opportunity so great, he had…

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    Super Size Me Analysis

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    Fast food seems to be one of the main issues when talking about diabetes and heart disease caused by obesity. Looking at yet another documentary that in my opinion should be shown to every school in the country is called “Super-size me”. This documentary was filmed and played by a man named Morgan Spurlock. His adventure began by his curiosity about two girls who tried to sue McDonalds for their health issues and obesity. The two girls of course lost their case against this fast food restaurant.…

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    fresh fruits and vegetables for not a whole lot of cash is at Grocery Outlet. The second best place to get superb fresh food yourself would be to visit the Farmer’s Market. It opens at five-thirty in the morning in Sacramento and goes until one-thirty in the afternoon. All stalls remain open until the run out of their produce. Price and availability have a substantial impact on food choices. If a McChicken from McDonald’s cost $2.03, then it would seem easier to instantly have a meal ready for…

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    entire world knows the “golden arches” logo. This logo represents a fast-food restaurant chain that has served meals to billions of people all over the world. McDonald’s started out as a small Bar-B-Q joint on the corner of E street and Fourteenth in San Bernardino, CA. The original restaurant was “a typical drive-in featuring a large menu and car hop service.” McDonald’s (2016). Nowadays, they have a wide spread menu which contains food from breakfast to dinner. They just recently implemented…

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    Qualitative Research is primarily exploratory research. It is used to gain an understanding of underlying reasons, opinions, and motivations. It provides insights into the problem or helps to develop ideas or hypotheses for potential quantitative research. Qualitative Research Methods gives would-be practitioners enough practical instruction to allow them to undertake, analysis and report research (Edwards, 2008, p. 238). The tow companies that I have been consistently doing research on are…

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    Dominos Pizza Case Study

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    Marketing audit enlighten marketing strategies and structure of the organization and Environmental audits of organization gives information about the strength, weakness, opportunities and threat of Domino’s Pizza ,New Zealand. Presence of global fast-food brands, local restaurants and so on affecting the domino’s market. Unique strategies and quality services help domino’s pizza to capture the market from the other competitors. Working people ,teenagers and college students are the target…

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    Tim Hortons Case Study

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    Description of the Company Tim Horton’s Mission Statement: “Our mission, in partnership with every Franchisee and Team Member, is to be the industry leader through commitment to excellence in people, product quality, value, cleanliness, Guest service, and community leadership.” (Tim Horton’s, Para 1, 2014) Tim Horton’s Mission describes the value of creating a positive relationship with their team, so they can create great value and bring happiness and leadership to the community. with the…

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