Mcdonaldiztion In Society

One of the most influential points that Ritzer made within the book, is one that people are constantly being replaced with robots, or if not, are being taught to act like robots themselves. I do not think I noticed how many ways that not just the workers are created to act, and react to their environment, but how

I feel that this book makes great points, and rational attacks on the “downfall” of our society. I feel it is a downfall because we believe so much in the facets of freedom, but are still allowing people and corporations to control our every move. I believe that the book makes great marks on the family, and the separation within; by the lack of closeness we have, and use to have with others within our communities. Gone are the days of Friendly faces, and real smiles.

the customers are taught to do the same until I read this book. We are taught that fast food restaurants, banks, and so many more corporations, “do it all for you”, where in all actuality, we are doing more and more of the work (page 57). I found it interesting on how we are controlled to do more and more of the work, as time moves on. We are expected to stand in line, bring the food to our table, dispose of the waste and nicely put our trays away, apposed to being waited on, and having all that done for us (pages 57-58)

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George Ritzer, Phone Operators, fast food, Book McDonaldization, fast food restaurant, people corporations control, allowing people corporations, food restaurant, corporations control, people corporations, allowing people, book makes,