KFC and All Fried Chicken

Prince A asked:


The author cleverly uses the example of Kentucky Fried Chicken to show how the Center has gone after other organizations.He makes it look like they are going to extremes,when all people need to do is choose not to eat things that are bad fort them.In using the KFC example,the hidden massage is that the attack on Starbucks is also unwarranted.The author assumes people will genelize from one example to the other.

Albert

crazyangel1768 asked:


How do the following Fast food chains differ or are alike in terms of values and cultures they portray to consumers? (KFC, IN N OUT, MCDONALDS)

And in observing people eat at these places, what can you say about each of them? For example , at McDonalds people tend to crunch up their hamburger wrappers, throw it on the tray and then push everything through the trash .

From what you know how do people eat there? How do they socialize? (like at starbucks, they spend their time there and make the coffee their own)

THANKS

Lorraine

LordVader asked:


http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9e0ce1dc123ff936a35755c0a964958260
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21209104/

MEXICO CITY - It sounds like a fast-food grudge match: Taco Bell is taking on the homeland of its namesake by reopening for the first time in 15 years in Mexico.

Defenders of Mexican culture see the chain’s re-entry as a crowning insult to a society already overrun by U.S. chains from Starbucks and Subway to Kentucky Fried Chicken.

“It’s like bringing ice to the Arctic,” complained pop culture historian Carlos Monsivais.

Sawyer