My 6 questions!

What did we learn from the film? Well for starters we learned a whole a lot about McDonald's and the type of food that they are serving their customers. But before we go into that lets start from the beginning we learned that a man set out to make a point and that was to prove that McDonald's is in fact a bad choice when it comes to ordering food at fast food restaurants. We also learned about the many effects of eating at McDonald's every single day which was completely horrible (no brainier right?).  Another huge point that we learned about was that not only does it have effects on your body but as well as your emotions and how you even think!

Now I do not know what exactly would shock you, but the fact that he become excited/happy when he was about  eat again at McDonald's and right after eating he become. Now what is so shocking about that you might ask? Why should a company be able to serve food that has the ability to control if a person becomes happy or sad? Doesn't that bring up the concerning question “what exactly is in these burgers?” How can a plain burger have such a huge effect on our emotions? Or even how we think? Does that even sound right to you? Because it sure doesn't to me so one last question is what IS THE SECRET? If it truly is just a plain burger that is.

What problematic concepts do I see in the Film? Well just like my response to what questions/what shocked me was how can a simple burger have such a huge effect one someone’s emotions?  Why should a product that we feed our self’s, our families and our friends have the ability to do this? It is very clear that there is something inside the food that makes people come to this point. Another concept that I think of is even with major profits that the company manages to bring in shouldn't the government be doing something about this? Why can we not stop eating there? For my last two concepts which are probably my most concerning ones are if I was the CEO would I do something about it and do the effects that McDonald's has on the U.S match the effects that it has on other countries? I ask these huge concepts and will continue to research about them because did our government make a deal with McDonald's? Does stricter countries like China allow McDonald's to have the same chemicals/ingredients in their burgers?

I think that the whole movie all together has caused me to raise huge concerns on what they are doing and what we as a country can do. I do not believe that we will ever see results any time soon but I do in fact believe that one day we will come to the conclusion that McDonald's has to serve food products that are not modified to the point that it has these horrible effects on us. I have always been the type of person who stops and thinks about a topic from the other side and with that being said McDonald's is a company just like Microsoft, Walmart and even Star bucks and they are out to make a profit. In order to make a profit off a .99 cent burger what does McDonald’s have to do to achieve this? If you were expecting to get a healthy meal off the dollar menu that only took 3 minutes too cook isn't there something wrong with you?