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Chapter 6 is all about the way fast-food companies make the food. They would take animals to slaughter houses where they would be unfairly killed. Chickens would suffer painful and miserable lives. This led me to believe that the central idea is "making fast-food is much different than you'd expect and is completely unfair." What also led me to believe this is when I read this I had a general idea of how everything worked. After reading it I was extremely surprised from what they do. I was thinking "man that is disgusting and really unfair. Wow, our race can be really mean."

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Chapter five is about how eskimos have been effected by soda. This is why it is called "Stop the Pop." Eskimos used to be a nice and fun culture. Over time they were introduced to pop(soda) and were addicted. This led me to believe that the central idea was that "soda and fast-food have had a huge impact all over our world," this is because in the beginning of the chapter they talk about how the eskimos were also nice and happy with culture, now that there is soda they have been impacted and now only drink soda. They have been so hugely impacted which I had noticed.
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Chapter 4 is about the food that fast-food restaurants use to make their food really good. They use research to find the things that kids like. My central idea for this was "to make the smell perfect, fast-food companies have been making artificial foods and keeping their disgusting secrets" This is because when they make the artificial foods,  they want to keep the disgusting part of their food away from the public knowing the truth. an example of this is when there was a culture that was against eating beef, and had just figured out that they were lying which disregards the rule of no eating beef. This means that fast-food only cares about the money and want to keep secrets that might hurt them.

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Feedlot =
(an area or building where livestock are fed and fattened up)
Additive = (a substance added to something in small quantities, typically to improve or preserve it.)
Manufactured = (make (something) on a large scale using machinery)

GMO=

(genetically modified organism; organism whose genetic material has been altered)

factory farm=

(a large-scale farming enterprise)

slaughterhouse=

(a building where animals are butchered= killed)

sustainable=

(able to meet the current demand for a resource without depleting the future supply)

USDA=

(United States Department of Agriculture)

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I think the central idea over all(so far) has been "as the fast-food companies have been growing their industry, the companies have been making a negative impact on human health."

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Zero to Hero is a quote about how someone can have a dream, the person starts small and works their way up. After time the person gets their dream. This relates to my book because fast-food used really small, they became hardworking and got exactly what they had wanted. They went from "Zero to Hero."

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Topics
Unfair salary and treatment of McDonald's, The advertisement for kids, the central ideas that we come up with,
The problems McDonald's is causing
The people McDonald's is effecting
The Marketing strategies McDonald's is using
The treatment of McDonald's
The way that fast food makes the food
The way we feel about fast-food
The ideas we come up with such as what McDonald's goals are
Question ideas for book talks                               side note, "They" = fast-food restaurants
Why are fast-food so cruel?
Don't they care about others?
How do they kill the cows?
Don't they care about anything other than money?
Sure they know that their marketing strategies are gaining them profit, but wouldn't they realize that other people are in need of what they can produce?
Am I not going to fast-food ever again because of the way they treat others or how they make their food?
They are making a very negative impact on peoples lives. Don't they realize that?
How could I make a stop to the addictions in my community?

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In the third chapter of the book Chew On This, the author talks about how fast-food came to be. My central idea for this chapter was "Because of McDonalds self-absorbed actions, they have created an unfriendly environment for workers." This is because in the chapter the author repetitively hey take advantage of the teenage workers so they can make unfair money. McDonalds treats their workers poorly when the workers treat the restaurant well. The way that the restaurant treats its workers is what led me to my idea of the central idea.

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Pg#46 "Playlands brings in children, who bring in parents, who bring in money."
My own quote for chapter 3 "McDonalds may seem like a great place, but when you really get to see it's objective you may change your mind."
Sub-heading of chapter pg#36Long hours low pay" gives an overall feeling of the way McDonald's cares about people. This lets you know McDonalds has good food but a disgusting heart.
From chapter 3 pg#54
"They paved a paradise and put in a parking lot" This means a lot because it is trying to say that fast-food has been changing the world, but not in a good way.
From chapter 6 pg#194
"Many elderly Okinawans, who never learned to like fast-food and still eat the islands traditional foods, may outlive their children." I like this quote because it means that the healthy people are living long happy lives when their children grew up only eating fast foods will die young from a lack of health.

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In the second chapter of the book "Chew On This", the author talks about how fast-food came to be. My central idea for this chapter was "the main way that McDonald's are able to get their name out was advertisement." What led me to this idea was the because of how chapter talks about the strategies of marketing. They talk about how kids don't care about health at all. This makes kids want to go to their store. They lure the kids to their store by advertising kids characters also known as Ronald McDonald. This was so successful that he was more popular than Mickey Mouse. Now that the kids were drawn to the store they would force their parents to take them by nagging. A quote from the text was "Advertisement brings the kids who bring their parents who bring the money."

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In the first chapter of the book Chew On This, the author talks about how fast-food came to be. My central idea for this chapter was "something so small such as squishing a meatball in between two slices of bread could result in the creation of the fast-food industry, one of the most well known food sources on the planet." Some text evidence of this is in the beginning of the book, a boy named Charlie  squished a  meatball in between two slices of bread to invent the hamburger. This lead to a series of events where restaurants made hamburgers leading to more foods leading to a fast-food restaurant. This idea got me to think at how something so small can turn into something so big.

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The Founder is a movie about Ray Kroc, the man who made McDonald the place it is today. This relates to Chew On This, because both the movie and book talk about how the fast-food industry came to be. Both the book and movie take a journey through McDonalds history to find out how the fast-food industry has come to making millions of dollars.

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The Founder Official Trailer #1 (2016) - Michael Keaton Movie HD