Asia-Hicklen

     When asked is fast food the new tobacco, I couldn't help but to agree. I live in an urban area where it is easily accessible. I can recall times where I would crave certain things from specific fast food places. I can even recall going to the supermarket to food shop and then I would get fast food right after. I know I can't be the only person that does this. Since the pandemic I noticed a spike in the amount of customers these fast food places get. The drive-through's are backed up so crazy that the wait time to even place an order is ridiculously long. Some people simply does not have the time to cook so they steer towards fast food. Do you know how hard it is to go on a diet especially when there's nothing but fast food around. Although most fast food places offer healthier options like salads they also have deal on the greasy foods. For instance Wendy's has the four for four, you can get a four piece chicken nuggets, a small order of fries, a burger, and a ...

       When asked if pop culture is good for anyone, I can automatically say yes. In thinking of terms as far as protesting and getting a person's point across, it is a definite yes. It is much safer and it is also effective. Pop culture is the new and improved way to have a voice. Using these many different outlets is intriguing because not only can you speak your mind, you can also choose not to be yourself. when I say that I mean there is no way of retaliation because you don't have to post your real name or address. Social websites play a big role in how we live today, why not use them for what it's worth? Since the start of social media, there have been many peaceful protests that were organized through Facebook and or Twitter.      Social media is an open forum where anything goes. you can get your point across to millions given the right profile. Even if it seems no one is listening because your post aren't being acknowledged, trust me ther...