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    Chic-Fil-A is a fast food restaurant I often chose to go to. As soon as I walk in, they have a greeter welcoming you to their establishment. To keep orders organized by asking for your name to be able to call you when the food is ready to be served. Their restaurants are always kept clean and tidy and they provide hand sanitizer wipes for the kids and their families. Their website has an option for customers to contact them by leaving feedback, but I did not see an email as another option for customers

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    their company to make them one of the many successful companies. Longevity is a hard thing to keep it going, but companies that can grow a strong relationship to consumers find longevity easy. For example, McDonald’s is the world’s largest fast food restaurant with them serving around 68 million customers daily within nearly 120 different countries. With the help of 68 million customers around the world, McDonald’s has become a top ten company in the world with billions of dollars coming in. The

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    Introduction Franchising is one of the most popular methods adopted by firms to grow their business, and Fast-Food franchises are the most successful and leading sector in the franchise business. This report examines whether Fergburger, a fast food restaurant, catering to the gourmet sector has the potential to franchise their business locally and globally. The advantages and disadvantages, to both the franchisor and franchisee are explained and the criteria that is required to ensure whether Fergburger

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    This is an annotated bibliography for research on how fast food restaurants are being blamed for obesity. I am researching the significance of fast food chains being blamed for obesity rates rising, when we, in fact should be looking at the individual responsible. Rice, S., McAllister, E. J., and Dhurandhar, N. V. "Fast Food: Friendly?" International Journal of Obesity (2007): pp. 884-86. Academic Search Premier. Web. In this article published by the International Journal of Obesity

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    to blame for the obesity in the US? Are fast food restaurants to blame for obesity in the United States? Fast food industry has grown rapidly in the past 3 decades. Fast food contains many fats and sugars that greatly affect the human body in a negative way. Fast food leads to many health issues like colorectal cancer, obesity and high cholesterol. The people who have been affected by fast food blame it on the restaurants for serving them unhealthy food, however is it really the restaurant's fault

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    Kreme, Subway, McDonald’s, and various other fast food restaurants. All of these restaurants belong to one zip code, which happens to be 33162. This area that we pass is less than 5 miles long and also happens to be poor. People need to realize the fact that there is a direct correlation with the amount of money you earn and your weight. If you earn $20,000 a year and you work two jobs, you most likely won’t have time to cook and may grab the cheapest food that is available. Most people think that being

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    Executive Summary McDonald 's is the biggest chain of fast food restaurants in the world, having over 35,000 outlets and serving around 68 million customers on daily basis in 119 nations and on an average basis every McDonald restaurant serves 1916 customers on daily basis. The project focuses on McDonald’s financial health, strategies, business decisions, performance, growth, projections and opportunities. Company focuses on 5 p’s approach that is people, products, place, price and promotion to

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    globalized fast food restaurant. While slightly different in other countries, McDonald’s is essentially the same. In Moscow, however, McDonalds has become such a standard part of life that the Muscovites have localized it, meaning McDonalds has taken on the culture of Moscow by embodying the concept of NASH. NASH is the idea that products are locally grown. They have domesticated McDonalds, or made it their own. McDonalds is associated with family time or social events in Moscow, not the rushing fast food

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    Fast Food Restaurants, Childhood Obesity, and Healthy Eating Habits Today, fast food restaurants are often blamed for childhood obesity. This is however a simplistic point of view, there are a number of factors that contribute to the current epidemic of childhood obesity. When all is said and done, the responsibly of teaching children healthy eating habits and encouraging regular exercise to mitigate this problem lies with parents. It is estimated that as many as one in five Americans is obese

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    exclaim. A burger restaurant should be clean and have a fresh food. First, people try many restaurants, but sometimes if they like something, they will keep going to same restaurant even if wasn’t that good, but they used to like it form the begging. Whataburger is the best burger fast food restaurants in Texas because they bring new sandwiches, and they open 24 hours a day and 7 days a week. That the best part for me because sometimes people are hungry after 10pm. Most of the restaurants will be close

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