Subway getting sued for not measuring up

[Road Guy]

My kids are pretty funny about fast food these days., in middle school they teach a FACS (home ec).class And the teacher always the first day brings a quarter pounder in and the put it in a cake pan and they watch how all semester it never molds, tarnishes, or anything..

That has stopped my oldest 2 from eating at McDonald's, and they also will go in a Wendy's and look at the health score and if its much less than a 95 they snarl...

I guess it's a good thing, it its getting to the popping they won't let me go through this drive through cause they wanna see the health score!

Ive noticed that all the kids in my sons scout troop feel the same way whenever we travel as a group they all prefer Wendy's or sub away over McDonald's...they all have had that same class.. I wonder how long before the McDonald's people find out about this and their teacher has an "accident"

 

[Capt Worley PE]

^ We were just wondering this morning if they still taught home ec these days. Glad to know it is still in the curriculum.

Anyone interested in how effed up the food system has gotten in the US ought to read this book: http://www.amazon.com/Folks-This-Aint-Normal-Healthier/dp/0892968206/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1359981270&sr=8-1&keywords=folks+this+ain%27t+normal

It is a pretty entertaining read, and an enlightening one.

 

[Road Guy]

so far its their favorite Middle School "elective" - I think the teach just does a good job keeping it interesting.. I hope the McD's people dont put a hit out on her though!

 

[Supe]

Heck, that's nothing. Go teach them the Coke on a rusty bumper trick, and they'll never drink soda again.

 

[Capt Worley PE]

so far its their favorite Middle School "elective" - I think the teach just does a good job keeping it interesting..

They still teach sewing, canning, and cutting up whole chckens?

 

[Road Guy]

the do a little sewing, but basically its a teach them basic cooking course (modernized) use of an oven, skillet, etc,