Fast Food Paradise

Hunger in the nation is rising as food prices go up. But government think tanks are coming to the rescue. It is suggested that fast food chains can take the responsibility of feeding Americans. Government subsidized fast food chains could close down kitchens in most homes and eliminate hunger in America. They could provide a nutritious meal for only two bucks which would eliminate the need to pay the high prices in supermarkets. The competition between fast food chains for customers would make sure the quality of food and services remained high. One fast food chain is now opening up ten thousand new restaurants and are ready to employ a million new workers. They see the future in a less expensive way of having a good meal. Eliminating the usefulness of the home kitchen is sure to anger suppliers of ovens and refrigerators but so did the suppliers of horses to pull carts. The space in homes that once was the kitchen can be turned into an extra bedroom that could be rented to a homeless person. For lazy people that are hungry, a cheeseburger will only be a phone call away.