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Comparing Chick-Fil-A And Mcdonald's

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• For essay 2 I will be comparing fast food restaurants. I will be comparing Chick-Fil-A and McDonald’s. If I give every detail I can and can’t meet the word count then I will compare another fast food chain.
• The criteria I will be using to evaluate these restaurants are as follows the quality of the service, the price of the items and the quality and taste of the food.
• I chose to compare fast food restaurants because I don’t use a lot of different things or services so it would be hard for me to review one thing and it would also be hard for me to meet the word count on just one item. I chose quality of service as one of my criteria because it’s important to note things like your food coming out fast and the restraint not giving you the

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