The fast food industry is one of the largest industries in the world. Fast food has been known to be a large area of investment involving food. Restaurants such as McDonald's and Burger King have been known for their popularity mostly from advertisements and are highly rated to be the trademarks for the fast food industry. Although part of the industry's functions is to sell their products, we [the consumers] play a large role in their profits to keep these restaurants in business. The question is is the responsibilities of both the consumer and the industries. Are the consumers or are the industries responsible for the ending means of the product?
             Fast food restaurants, such as McDonald's, produce many advertisements to try to sell out their products. Many advertisements are geared toward children and people of all ages. Some advertisements may be false or appear too good to be true. Consumers may find the advertisements appealing, attracting them to the restaurant. A consumer will either be satisfied with the product or dislike the product for whatever personal reason. Fast food industries are out there to obtain money in any way, shapes, or form. This may include genetically altering the food, taking away its natural value. In other words, it is important that the industry takes the responsibility to give the consumer the best possible quality of the product as well as making sure the product is healthy and efficient for the consumer's health, well-being, and is worth the money paid for the product.
             Consumers have the responsibility of choice. We each have the choice of deciding things for ourselves. Due to false, appealing advertisements consumers are mislead to the facts of the product. Consumers tend to take the benefit of the doubt and risk the chances of wasting their money or perhaps their health. At the same point, consumers know what is best from us when purchasing a product. We may not understand...