[GCFL-discuss] Mickey D

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I like Yolanda's reply. The resentment factor comes in whenever anyone
tries to deal with any social problem by saying there is one reason for
one problem and one answer. That is not so in any field of human
behavior, from how to raise children to why adults eat what they eat.
There are fifty-eleven different kinds of children, raised in 
fifty-eleven different kinds of families, located in  fifty-eleven
different kinds of neighborhoods, attending  fifty-eleven different kinds
of schools, with  fifty-eleven different kinds of friends, and to fix a
widespread social deficiency or excess requires  fifty-eleven different
kinds of programs applied with flexibility and respect. It doesn't always
take a lot of money, but a lot of approaches.

I don't go for expecting McDonald's to serve nutritious foods. McDonald's
serves what they specialize in, and I wouldn't go there for a nutritious
salad. There is nothing wrong with McDonald's food either -- unless you
make it your home away from home instead of an occasional night out.
Actually, I like my own hamburgers I make at home better. McDonald's was
a good deal when I was 16, and they advertised you can get lunch for a
dollar with change back.

Siarlys


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