Fast Food Nation Impresions
When I first got the book Fast Food Nation, I expected something totally different from what I got. I expected it to attack me with the fact that McDonalds and all those other fast food restaurants are so bad for me. I though that I probably wouldn’t want to go eat at another fast food restaurant ever since the first chapter of the book. I read up to chapter three and that is not the case at this point. The author is starting a little slow and tells the history of fast food restaurants. So far, I'm really enjoying the book, I found a lot of interesting facts, and learned lots of new things I have never known before. Here are some quotes that I found interesting.
“In the neighboring town of Garden Grove, the Reverend Robert Schuller founded the nation’s first Drive-in Church, preaching on Sunday mornings at a drive-in movie theater, spreading the Gospel through the little speakers at each parking space, attracting large crowds with the slogan “Worship as you are... in the family car.” (Schlosser, 19)
I think that is very interesting! I have heard of many drive-in things, I’ve never heard of a drive-in church. I wonder how that works... you leave when you feel like it, you can come it whenever you feel like it... Is there a set date or time for service?
“You can buy bean-bag McBurglar dolls at McStore, telephones shaped like French fries, ties, clocks, key chains, golf bags and duffel bags, jewelry, baby clothes, lunch boxes, mouse pads, leather jackets, postcards, toy trucks, and much more, all of it bearing the stamp of McDonald’s. You can buy T-shirts decorated with a new version of the American flag. The fifty white stars have been replaced by a pair of golden arches.” (Schlosser, 31)
That is just amazing how many McDonald’s things there are. The most amazing one is that you can buy a t-shirt where the stars have been replaced with a golden arch.
“In the neighboring town of Garden Grove, the Reverend Robert Schuller founded the nation’s first Drive-in Church, preaching on Sunday mornings at a drive-in movie theater, spreading the Gospel through the little speakers at each parking space, attracting large crowds with the slogan “Worship as you are... in the family car.” (Schlosser, 19)
I think that is very interesting! I have heard of many drive-in things, I’ve never heard of a drive-in church. I wonder how that works... you leave when you feel like it, you can come it whenever you feel like it... Is there a set date or time for service?
“You can buy bean-bag McBurglar dolls at McStore, telephones shaped like French fries, ties, clocks, key chains, golf bags and duffel bags, jewelry, baby clothes, lunch boxes, mouse pads, leather jackets, postcards, toy trucks, and much more, all of it bearing the stamp of McDonald’s. You can buy T-shirts decorated with a new version of the American flag. The fifty white stars have been replaced by a pair of golden arches.” (Schlosser, 31)
That is just amazing how many McDonald’s things there are. The most amazing one is that you can buy a t-shirt where the stars have been replaced with a golden arch.