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    What Fast Food Nation and Super Size Me are Saying Fast Food Nation and Super Size Me show the dark side of the fast food industry. The book Fast Food Nation focuses on the beginning and growth of the fast food industry and how it affects the world. The documentary Super Size Me focuses on how that industry has changed the way people eat and how healthy they are. Both agree that fast food is unhealthy‚ but they are different in what they say is unhealthy. In Fast Food Nation‚ Eric Schlosser

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    Austin Nash Ms. Bonnette English III 5 February 2010 Fast FoodFast Jobs‚ Fast Migration “Hello‚ welcome to McDonald’s! May I take your order?” These are the words no person wishes to repeat hour after hour‚ day after day‚ and month after month at a job. Despite this fact‚ thousands of people wake up each morning and have no choice but to slap on a uniform and a smiling face. These workers are known to have been abused‚ neglected and taken advantage of by their employers. And large quantities

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    and contrasting Omnivores Dilemma and Fast Food Nation Both Omnivores Dilemma and Fast Food Nation are rare books that can make you feel‚ as the expression goes‚ like the scales have fallen from your eye’s‚ and its an even greater treat to discover two great books that can dramatically change your view of food and the world. The first chapter in each of these books talks about different things and one would think that the books only related topics would be food. However‚ the Omnivores dilemma simply

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    Diana Guzman EAP English Mrs. Nelson‚ Per. 2 May 1‚ 2011 The Opportunity to Learn‚ Is food Dangers? Most parents shop and cook for their children .As children grow older‚ they gain more responsibility and parents relinquish some control. Some parents think that their children are old enough that they forget to teach their children the importance of eating healthy and cooking. Some say that they are too busy and work too much to teach their children how to cook. Tom Small states that

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    Success Life’s a cafeteria here. We can get anything we want as long as you are willing to pay the price. We can even get success‚ but success but we’ll never get it if we wait for someone to bring it to us. We have to get up and get it yourself. Success is defined differently by different people. Most people think of success as making it big in power and money. The way most of us look at success is in being happy and contented not for instants but more consistently. We grow by dreams. All big

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    Fast food has become a major phenomenon here in America. According to Eric Schlosser‚ he writes in the New York Times‚ on average $301‚369‚863 is spent a day on fast food. As Schlosser shows‚ American people are abusing fast food. In accordance with fast food binging‚ obesity has become a widespread epidemic. According to Joseph Mercola M.D.‚ on a personal website states obesity is‚ "A chronic condition that develops as a result of an interaction between a person ’s genetic makeup and their environment

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    In Eric Schlosser’s Fast Food Nation specifically chapter 3 Schlosser asserts many claims on the point that the fast food industry is willing to go at full extents to try and get the most out of their restaurants and ignore the well being of their workforce. He mainly does this by building up a relationship between his audience and the subject where the audience can relate to the claims made by him. Where the Multi billion dollar Franchise is willing to shut down one of its restaurants down and

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    but having health care has become a right in Barack Obama’s mind. He stated in one of his speeches‚ "...I think health care should be a right for every American..."‚ health care a right might sound crazy but it’s something that Barack Obama thinks should be a right. Not many people can afford health care and having it being made a right is a way how everyone can obbtain health care. Health care is a neccesaty and is a real important issue for Barack Obama. Our goverment has been spending a lot

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    These distinct types of cultures lead to the development of various types of food options. However‚ fast food productions stood out to be the top meal choice. The reason for this expansion of encounters with fast food has to deal with the American desire to gain more material wealth and become more prosperous. Americans expanded their encounters with fast foods by means of franchising‚ advertising‚ and processing of foods to help them acquire the wealth that they desire. Franchising acquired its popularity

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    Already has the significance of Eric Schlosser’s “Fast Food Nation” been discussed‚ but one crucial aspect of this novel has not yet been explored- and that is what rhetorical devices were used. Rhetorical devices are often times used subtlety throughout the entirety of the novel‚ which helps move the purpose of the work along whilst keeping the reader indulged. The range of the types of devices used is broad‚ but there are some that stand out a bit more than others. In this analysis‚ only chapter

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