There are also healthy eating alternatives that customers can choose from and customers do not even have to choose to eat at a fast food restaurant. They can sit down to eat if they like and they can also shop at the convenience store and make their own food. ... There are also strong brand identities in this industry and people know who the major players are. ... Another problem for Sonic is that Americans are trying to eat healthier as a whole. Also, the economy is getting better so people can afford to go to sit down restaurants to eat more often. ...

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However, senior people do not eat fast food very often. ... Some of the reasons that young people eat more fast food than old people are young people have more money to eat and more ability to go out to eat than old people do, and young people are also busier than old people. ... That is why old people only eat fast food once in while. ... Young people have more ability to go out to eat than old people do. ... In conclusion, young people eat more fast food than old people do. ...

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In this fast-paced society, people always strive to do things faster and get things quicker. ... However, eat fast does not mean eat right. When people have been freed from the kitchen, they may lose the joy of eating and cooking, also, a harmonious relationship with families. ... And most people order side dishes with the chicken. ... Eating better, living healthier and happier. ...

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It is people responsibility what are they going to eat, is their own decision if they want to eat healthy or regular fat food. ... It is customer's decision if they want to eat healthy or fast food, does not blame others for making errors. ... People have to start taking their own responsibilities, and to not blame other people. ... Fast food is well known that is not the best healthy food, customers have to decide if they eat at home or fast food. It is a serious business which some people do not like it because is fast fat food but McDonalds do not force people to buy it or eat it, lik...

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The government can assist the epidemic by pushing for labeling in the foods we eat therefore the people will not be blindsided. There is a variety of fast food restaurants that do not tell the people exactly what they are eating and what ingredients are inside. Once people know what is in their food they can start eating healthier. ... In other words, she is making a great step with her idea because it will allow people to have the information they need to eat healthier. ... Parents play a major role in what their children eat and do. ...

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The judge said that McDonald's food are not more fattening than a lot of the foods people cook at home. ... The judge declared that people are responsible for what they eat. ... I think that the judges were right in what they ruled, throwing out the cases because the plaintiffs (the obese people) failed to show that McDonalds "decieved" them into eating their food, and McDonald's has nutrition information available if you ask for it. And plus, obviously, nobody is forced to eat at McDonald's food which is what the judge had ruled. I also agree to the fact that people cook jus...

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With open lunch, the option of either eating at a fast food restaurant or at home opens up to students. Sixty-six percent of the students surveyed thought that they would eat at home. " So many people would go to the fast food restaurants that they would be too crowded for my pleasure," one student responded. The other 34% of the students surveyed thought that they would prefer to eat at a fast food restaurant. " Fast food is closer," was a common response among students. ... One factor that has to be considered with open lunch is how many of the upperclassman are actually going to eat at sc...

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People choose what they want to eat and what they do not; it is about personal responsibility. ... They may be tasty and people may eat too many of them, but McDonalds and Burger King are not responsible for their customer's lack of self- control. ... People bringing forth these lawsuits must realize that two-thirds of all foods consumed in America are consumed in people's homes, a fact from Consumer Freedom. ... They never explained to me what I was eating" Barber said to Good Morning America. ... While they food may be good, companies fail to alert the consumer of what they are ...

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Unfortunately, many people are claiming that for years, they have been unknowingly eating very unhealthy foods at these restaurants and are now obese and facing serious health problems. ... For many years, fast food restaurants have had an alternative menu for those who prefer to eat healthier. ... This is a prime example of how fewer and fewer people are taking responsibility for their own actions. ... Why is it just until recently have people been pursuing cases against the fast food corporations? ... If parents continue to allow their child to eat at fast food restaurants and eat what s...

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The regularity of Fast Food Consumption is active topic in today's current events, while Americans are steadily becoming more aware of their health and bad eating habits it is important to examine what groups are more likely to eat fatty Fast Food, and what variables whether Media or just convenience facilitates their drive to eat it. ... In this hypothesis-A positive relationship is expected with income and marital status and the dependent variable because it is expected that unmarried people and people who are living under a certain income would be more inclined to utilize the con...

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While we were eating since there was only two of us, we decided to observe while we both participated so that we could each talk about how we felt about the time we were in there, and what we both observed while we were eating. ... Towards the end of our time we finally had one of the employees at Mcdonald's ask us why we were eating the way we were eating, they actually asked us if we were on our way to prom. ... We both said the fact that even though the people weren't eating the way we were, it definatley made things easier to do what we were doing because of just the type of clo...

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Still, as much as American's strived to eat healthy, McDonald's still boasts "Over 1 Billion Served-. ... Which, in fact is much like how people in American culture behave. ... You may see a white homeless man drinking coffee and eating a Danish, or you may see a black woman carrying a Louis Vuitton bag eating a garden salad. You don't have to be rich (or poor for that matter) to eat at McDonalds. ... Older people love the senior citizen discounts. ...

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People only want what the stars have and that it and if they don't have it then people don't want it. In addition also ads play a big part in what people eat and why we as a society eat those things. ... What people eat is learned at a young age and that's a big reason why now people eat what they eat because they developed this habit at a young age. If people really knew what they were eating at these places they would not feed it to there kids and they would not eat that food themselves in some of the ads that are shown on television some of the advertisers use teen ...

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Napkins are used to keep off messy stains and loud eating noise is usually considered bad form. ... The differences in the eating utensil also show how different the 2 cultures are. With knives and forks that are used in the western style of eating, their purpose is to avoid eating with bared hands, an unsanitary and inappropriate act at the dining table. ... Eating with bared hands is often associated with the likes of barbarians and cannibals. ... Inversely, people eat fast meals to save time so they can enjoy other activities. ...

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Fast food restaurants has several definitions but a definition my partner and I created was a fast food restaurant is a restaurant through which food is prepared in a matter of minutes and eating in or carrying out is optional. When my partner and I were brainstorming for reasons people come to fast food we thought of; popularity, variety, and most important to many people convenience. ... It is because people are lazy! As long as it is not time consuming people will eat it no matter the conditions. You could have a place where roaches are on the floor and people without hairnets, and some p...

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In the past, it was unthinkable to eat breakfast, lunch, or dinner at a fast food joint, because it was more common and traditional to eat at home with your family. ... Not only has the total amount of food spending increased, but the frequency of eating out has increased as well. The idea that the frequency of eating outside the house had increased, was observed through a research study. ... Aside from utilizing advertisements to lure and attract people into buying their products, fast food businesses have begun targeting children through toys, websites, and social networks. ... George Ritzer...

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Each and every day, thousands of people will choose it to satisfy their hunger. What these people probably don't know is how harmful it can be to their body. ... " Obesity, it's the silent killer, and its being seen in more and more people each year. ... Children eating more and more fast food and getting less exercise leads to an increase in obesity. ... So, next time you are hungry, what will you choose to eat? ...

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Its slogan is 'eat fresh' and the company prides itself on providing healthy fast-food products at competitive prices. ... Obesity is becoming a serious problem throughout the Western world and many people are rightfully blaming fast-food for it. ... Subway sales have kept rising, even when many Governments have condemned fast-food, persuading people to make healthier dietary choices. ... Subway's success can be seen throughout the world, but one of the most challenging markets that the fast-food chain has cracked is China, due to its eating culture being very different from t...

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More than 61 Percent of adults are overweight, and 27 percent or 50 million people are obese according to the surgeon general report. ... Fast food, Candy, and Soda industries have taken advantage of the natural human instinct, to eat whenever food is available, and now, it is always. ... Some ask, "What do I eat now, what do I do?... Also, West Virginia University waged a •% or Less •campaign to persuade people to use low-fat milk. ... Some Fast food restaurants such as Burger King, Wendy's, and McDonalds are changing their menu's to attract people who are interested in...

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"What am I really eating: a burger or a cheap substitution?" ... Next is the way they pull people into these places. ... While bringing in the children the parents have to eat too so that's how they get involved. Big play places for the children are being built so while they eat they can go and have fun. ... First of all, the product that they are selling is not good for people to eat on a regular basis, even if fast food places are among the favorite for lunch. ...

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The McDonalds concept did not include any indoor tables or chairs, but this idea was to encourage the customer to purchase food at the window and eat it in their car or to bring it home. ... The people operating the new franchised McDonalds were to pay the brothers a certain percentage of their sales and a fee to use their concept. ... More people were moving off the farm and into the city in search of successful and exciting careers. ... Not only did they need affordable and reliable places to stay, but they also needed similarly reliable places to eat. ... Travelers, however, were not the o...

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It all started with Subway, when a young man named Jared Fogle lost 245 pounds eating nothing but Subway sandwiches for almost a year. ... It does make people aware of what they are eating. ... That term confuses people into thinking that fresh food is healthier for you. ... With the healthier options being offered, people will start to make a better decision in ordering from the menu. ... For society to become healthier, people also need to become more educated in eating better and exercising more. ...

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He really made me think about how fast food has affected my life as well as the people around me. ... Being a collage student it is very easy for me to walk to Atwood and hit the fast food court for a quick bite to eat. ... I eat there over three times a week because it is so simple. ... The brazier was a big thing in our little town that just shows how people feel they need a fast food restaurant. ... I know many people, that because of the jobs created, have learned a good work ethic. ...

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Americas economy was still strguggling and people were looking for a cheap and quick meal to get on with their jobs. ... In our society time is important, the more time people spend waiting for food, often times it means the more money people are losing. ... Once fast food was around, Americans no longer had to wake up early to eat breakfast or make coffee. ... One example of the sacrifice we make when eating fast food is the health. ... Most Americans know just how unhealthy the food is, but we eat it because it is so convenient. ...

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But what is the real price people are paying for this kind of diet? ... They know that people that are live in low income areas will be more attracted to cheaper meals and larger portions. This idea of "value" is a recipe for disaster, since people will overeat on non-nutritious food, and put their health in jeopardy. ... One major reason, as is stated above is the high amounts of fast food restaurants and the poor nutrition diets that families in these regions choose to eat. ... This is very prevalent in areas where crime rates are high and people fear going outside of their home. ...

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