Why Schools Should Have Fast Food Chains

Here’s a dilemma: to eat school food or Taco Bell? It’s obvious the majority of Wentworth students would pick school food any day. Just kidding. Who can resist the juicy, beef packed tacos piled high with lettuce, tomatoes, cheese, and a generous dollop of sour cream? It’s no brainer that Wentworth should have Taco Bell in the cafeteria. The food chain encompasses everything us students look for in a meal that we can’t find in the Wentworth cafeteria: cheaply priced food, variety, and convenience.
First of all, money dictates most of the things people buy especially college students like here at Wentworth. Money is a limited resource so we all want to save as much as possible. Wentworth’s cafeteria doesn’t help us in that department because the food is a bit overpriced. On the other hand, Taco Bell is extremely cheap. There are $0.99 tacos that are a good size for what you pay for so not only do you pay almost nothing for a meal, you get a bang for your buck.
Though cost is an important factor when buying food, so is the variety. Taco Bell provides something different to the food selection in the Wentworth cafeteria. The cafeteria doesn’t usually make tacos or anything close to what Taco Bell offers so Taco bells adds variety and “diversity” to the food menu. From chalupas to nachos to taco bowls, students have greater number of options of food to choose from and it’s especially refreshing when school food options becomes repetitive and old.
The last major perk to having Taco Bell at Wentworth is convenience. It’s nice to not have to travel a good distance to Northeastern for Taco Bell or to Qdobo for tacos and other Mexican food. By having Taco Bell within Wentworth, the walk would be at most 3 minutes away. What is also convenient about Taco Bell is that it’s fast food meaning that ordering and picking up food will be quick and the lines would be short unlike the other food stations in Wentworth’s cafeteria where the food is made more slowly and the lines