Fast Food

Les dejo los principales datos que habría que estudiar de esta gran fotocopia:

• Fast food restaurants are open a lot of hours a day, so they have lower prices.
• They don't buy any forks, knives, plates or cups, so they don't wash them.
• They sell only a few kinds of food.
• The jobs are easy, they don't need chefs, just people who knows the job.
• People stay only a few time.
• There isn't any waiters. You go, ask for food and take your meal to your table.
• When you walk in, the kitchen is already working, and your food is already being cooked.
• You can see the kitchen and check it's clean.
• You don't need to put your best clothes to go to a fast food place.
• In the restaurants you can't speak louder, you have to be quiet. In fast food places it doesn't matter.
• Fast food places are the same in every place of the world. The food is the same, just with different names.
• The fast food place shows you the pictures of the meals, so you won't have problem with the language.
• McDonald's opened their first fast food restaurant in April 1955, now they have over 7000 McDonald's in over 31 countries.
• When you sell fast food on wheels you have to learn about crowds.
• John Montagu asked for a peace of meat between two breads, and he maked the "Sandwich" (he was the 4th Earl of the Sandwich).
• Now, we can put different fillings between the sandwiches.
• Butter gives a better taste to the sandwiches, and the bread won't get wet.
• The "Hot Dog" was originally called "Frankfurter".
• It was very similar to a long German dog. And the Frankfurter (from Frankfurt city) was hot. So it's the "Hot Dog".
• The Hamburger comes from the Hamburg city, in Germany.
• Egg + Meat + Breads = Eggburger
• Fish + Breads = Fishburger
• Harlan Sanders was who created the "Kentucky Fried Chicken".
• Milk shakes have different tastes: fruit, coffee, etc.
• They come in big glasses.
• Pemberton created a new drink from the Coca plant and Cola nuts. A friend told him: "Why not just call it Coca-Cola?".
• Brad created a drink too, but "Brad's drink" was not a good name, so he called it "Pepsi-Cola".

Saludos.