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The Executives Who Run The Fast Food Industry Are Not Bad Men. They Are Businessmen. They Will Sell Free-range, Organic, Grass-fed Hamburgers If You Demand It. They Will Sell Whatever Sells At A Profit.

The Fast-food Industry Is In Very Good Company With The Lead Industry And The Tobacco Industry In How It Tries To Mislead The Public, And How Aggressively It Goes After Anybody Who Criticizes Its Business Practices.

The Life's Work Of Walt Disney And Ray Kroc Had Come Full-circle, Uniting In Perfect Synergy. Mcdonald's Began To Sell Its Hamburgers And French Fries At Disney's Theme Parks. The Ethos Of Mcdonaldland And Of Disneyland, Never Far Apart, Have Finally Become One. Now You Can Buy A Happy Meal At The Happiest Place On Earth.

Years Ago When I Got Stuck, I'd Start Twirling My Hair. That's Not Possible Anymore. I Can't Prove The Relationship Between Writing And Hair Loss, But I Think I Pulled Out A Fair Amount Trying To Work On Certain Sentences.

In 1970, Americans Spent About $6 Billion On Fast Food; In 2000, They Spent More Than $110 Billion. Americans Now Spend More Money On Fast Food Than On Higher Education, Personal Computers, Computer Software, Or New Cars. They Spend More On Fast Food Than On Movies, Books, Magazines, Newspapers, Videos, And Recorded Music—combined.