Title: “Don’t Blame the Eater” Summary and Response – Serafima's Blog
Headings: “Don’t Blame the Eater” Summary and Response
“Don’t Blame the Eater” Summary and Response
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Content: I find myself eating fast food more and more often. With a tight schedule, I don’t have the time to stop home and cook myself a meal. Instead, I stop at one of the closest fast food restaurants and grab a bite to eat from there. It’s quick, it’s cheap, and it’s everywhere. And I’m not alone in this. Students all over the United States lead busy lives. From extracurricular activities to jobs to hanging out with friends, they rarely have the time or energy to cook themselves a healthy low-calorie meal. And since they are kids, they don’t even have the money to go out and purchase healthier meals because they are almost always much more expensive than fast food. So in an effort to save a buck or two, they opt for the cheaper, less healthy option. But fast food companies are not all to blame.