There's a Reason It's Only 99 cents

We're all eating shit. Everyday day we all eat shit sometime, even if it's a microscopic piece, it's still shit.
After sitting through one hour and forty-five minutes of "Fast Food Nation" I don't think I will ever eat another hamburger again -- and I don't suppose you will either. Go out and rent it, see it with some friends, and don't eat anything while you watch it, especially not McDonald's.
I just saw it, and I am shocked I didn't know what went on in these plants where they slaughter hundreds of thousands of cows for our enjoyment. All of that meat gets so processed on the way to our mouth it's disgusting! Everything about the fast food industry is disgusting. The marketing, the selling the buying... the EATING! That shit is just nasty.
In "Fast Food Nation" we get to see the inner workings of a plant where a man from Mexico works to pay for his new life in America. Everything that happens at that plant happens everyday in real life. People get sucked into machines and parts of their bodies get torn apart, people clean out intestines only to put shit all over the meat -- that's what we're eating. Everyday people in these factories accidentally spill ACTUAL bullshit all over that hamburger you're eating. But one guy in the film says "cook it and it kills all the germs from the shit". Is that really the solution to this carelessness? It doesn't matter anyways, with all that crap they put in hamburgers these days it'll kill you anyhow.
I don't think I'll ever work at McDonald's... or Harvey's or Burger Kind or Chucky Cheese or any other self-induced grease hole that sells food that kills people. It's nasty, and it's not healthy. I will never eat a burger EVER again. We're all told that it's alright to eat this stuff, and that it's good or whatever... but they put it best in "Fast Food Nation": Would you like lies with that?