1. I remember back in High School, a social norm for everyone every morning was to come in with Dunkin Donuts. I drove to school, so every single morning before I went into school I would go through the Dunkin Donuts drive-thru, which was always long because thats was the spot to be in the morning. My large coffee was a must and sometimes I’d add a bagel and/or hash browns in there. It became such a norm because it was convent, it was on the way to school and short term, it was inexpensive. Of course, as you could imagine, over the time frame of the school year, it added up rather quickly. Currently my diet does not consist of any meats or fried foods, just by personal choice. This is a plus because as we read, plant-based diets leads to a more sustainable environment.

2. Consuming Dunkin Donuts everyday, surfaces a lot of societal issues. Two of these issues could be not getting enough necessary nutritional needs and also obesity. There isn’t a wide menu at Dunkin Donuts, you’re most likely either going to get a doughnut, which serves zero nutritional needs, or a breakfast sandwich which is filled with processed meats and egg. Currently one of the largest known factories for Dunkin Donuts is in Illinois, that means theres a lot of food miles and energy being used to deliver such food to all the different locations. Therefore and abundant amount of green house gas emissions from fossil fuel-based transportation is being emitted into our air. People who go to fast-food places on a regular basis are most likely anthropocentric. It’s evident they don’t really care about impacts on the environment based upon their food decisions, except to the extent that the environmental impacts may potentially affect people. If people actually sat back and thought about how much money they were spending on processed foods, that are in essence, creating an unsustainable environment, maybe fast-food popularity would deplete.

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