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Flutter on by Home Decor Canvas with Distress Inks & Butterfly Stencils & Stamping with Rust Paste! - Duration: 13:57.

hi and welcome to Hedgehog hi and welcome to my guest page with canvas

cork designs I'm super excited to be here and be able to share some home

decor items and ideas with you today we'll be creating a canvas I have used

some distress ink to create this lovely background we're going to create a

stencil effect with butterflies and what are going to show you how to stab with

foam stamps on canvas to get the best effects and some tips not to get that

line just where the wood is underneath we're also going to create this 3d

Vallon butterfly that coordinates perfectly and looks like these

butterflies are really flying off the page so let's get started so they're

easily using at the canvas court stretch canvas this is a medium texture 8 by 10

size which is perfect for a small sentiment wall hanging which is what

we're going to be making this is like an off-white sort of colors it's really

nice to work with because you don't need to necessarily cover anything it's not

start quite it's going to show up and this medium texture also gives you a

nice product to work with I think we using the crafters works out new

butterfly trail or sorry or slightly older buffalo that's a fly trailer can't

get my words out today and it works really well because you get this lovely

swoop up the canvas whether we start on this bottom corner here with the center

of that butterfly and when you get them all the way flying up to the top I go a

few different color of distressing and my favorite barber's brushes that you're

going to see me use I'm going to use squeezed lemonade mustard seed and tea

tynin in dried marigold water lipsticks on sugar shaded lilac and dusty Concord

there's actually eight shades there I've got a few different ones just to see how

we get on and what I want to add we're going to add it in very light layers

I've also grabbed my range of blending told us maybe if I need it for the

corners or they might be an area that I want to add a bit more to as well so

let's keep blending and you can see how this canvas starts to come together so

I'm going to start off with an all-over blend of the antique linen distress inks

and distress inks blend beautifully on canvas as well as many other mediums but

they're one of my favorite things to work with when I'm doing a home to court

canvas I like this antique linen it's really nice and although it's an

off-white underneath anyway I like to just add a little bit of a wash kind of

all over and just really if anything Peaks

at the end and it's not just their canvas she has a little bit of Toad

underneath so it just kind of takes off any newness or harshness from the canvas

as well I am using a barbless brushes here to bed a little bit like a clarity

brush but much less expensive these are a couple of dollars each I'll link my

particular ones below they now have a gold handle a slightly

different these are super super old but just so nice to work with so I have a

yellows family one I have a Pink's one I have a blues one etc etc now I'm using

the squeezed lemonade distress ink and you can see that there's a little bit of

a harsh line starting to occur from that wooden frame so what I did was I went

and grabbed some thick pieces of card stock you can use packaging or I have

these cut down from the backs of scrapbook papers and I'm just slotting

them into each of the corners once I did that I had no issues whatsoever I just

remember to remove them at the end but even if you didn't I don't think anyone

noticed you can't actually notice from this slide that they're there so what I

started to do was then blend out those harsher lines and by the time I'm

finished I don't think you can even see they're there I looked at it afters when

we were photographing it and I couldn't see them at all

I'm now working with the light pink and I'm going to work with the light and the

dark Pink's I'm using 1 lipstick and spun sugar I really want some pinks in

there Tilly's walls are going to be pink and I want to bring that out when I hang

it on her walls this is for her bedroom a little money made project for her so I

hope she'll be pleased with that and now I'm going to start working it through my

colors I'll play a little bit music and then as we start to add some of the

final touches I'll come back and explain what I'm doing

so perfect timing there on the stencil I'm just going to hold the stencil on

with my fingers it's quite a large expanse I don't really have any way to

tape it to but I didn't find it move too much I'm going to first we'll go with

the shaded lilac and I'm going to go all over the stencil quite heavy and in

places you're finally dotting that gives me heavier coverage and then brushing

which gives me a slightly lighter coverage and just holding it there just

to the side will work absolutely fine for you no issues at all and I want to

make sure that that will cool down that or the big butterfly I should say in the

bottom right hand corner was perfectly for this symmetrical I guess with that

corner so the center of the butterfly was in the center of that corner so it

looks like the rough slides are going all the way up now I'm going to take the

darker dusty Concord and I'm just going to lightly dust in a few areas with that

darker piece I want that one butterfly off to the side to be quite dark and

then in that bottom butterfly I want to just kind of catch his center panel and

just the tips of their wings so just to add that little bit of light and dark

and depth and so the butterflies really were fluttering along over that canvas

and you can see there how stunning it comes out I think it's an absolutely

beautiful stencil and I love how it works whose canvas was awesome to work

with really blended nicely I'm spritzing some water into my fingers and then just

splattering it on to you the canvas that gives me some lights and some darks and

you can see there the effects it gives you and I think this real close-up

photography shot really it shows you also how great that looks particularly

once I then take some squeezed lemonade and antique linen actually brush it into

those water droplets and that really kind of accentuates them but again it

just adds a bit more interest a bit more depth and texture to the image as well

onto that canvas so when it's on the wall you really want to look go and look

at close-up and see all those different things that are on there so I'm going to

brush those over and then what I made sure I did was leave

this to dry I actually express a bit my range of heat tool you want to be pretty

careful because that does get really hot but you can do that or just leave it to

dry for maybe an hour or so so it's thoroughly bone-dry and now I'm going to

use my Tim Holtz Chronicles of foam stamps these ones come on a crate blocks

the newer ones just are sewn stamps that stick to your current pling blocks and

I'm going to use some red rough space I'll also include some links in the blog

post below the video as well for places I found these original chronicles ones

and also places that you can still get those or the slightly newer ones that

are now available too now here you can see I'm using a piece of masking tape

I'm using this as a guide and I use this as a guide to keep my stamp straight

because otherwise I'd be starting a couple of inches down I probably be

finishing up somewhere near that top right hand corner I'm not very good at

being straight so just a little bit of masking tape going to your canvas any

harm but it will help you get a straighter effect and I've put some of

that red rust into a paper paper plate that we had left over from Edie's

birthday hence the emoticons if you saw my party video and I'm just going to

stamp each letter in now I start with the F and the art of flutter and then

I'm going to do the L in the e then the U and the T and then the final T and it

pre line them up so I knew roughly the spacing between them but I find I get a

much better effect if I do them that way so start your two outer letters then

work your way inwards from there that would be my top tip there so I'm just

going to lightly dub this in so it's acrylic paint you'll also see me

sometimes put my hand underneath just to give it a little bit more firmness

because where the wood ends on the canvas where it's been stretched use a

little bit more springy in the middle and I did keep the cardboard pieces in

there as well for a little bit more of a hard back to stamp onto you also with

these because they're a distress look you do kind of and can see my head

popping in as long as you look over it quite carefully you do get a bit of a

second bite of the cherry and you can stumble over the top if you missed areas

it's going to the absolutely fine and if you're pretty careful you'll find that

you don't have any issues double stamping there so I'm going to work on

my flutter on by and then we can add that gorgeous vellum butterfly accent

so these are the velum butterflies that I created and for this I used a Waffle

flower butterfly die there's two of them that come in and they coordinate with

that lovely stamp set there I've cut up to a first of all going to dust them

with some of the dusty Concord and grabs my Elvis brush I just started flicking

around the edges to add that in I'm also going to be quite heavy on one of them

with the central piece as well because I want that to really show up and you'll

see that in the photographs at the end I then took my finger into the Rev rust

and just started flickering around I wanted to get somewhere that they all

sort of tied into the rest of the canvas and just by gently adding those accents

a really super light touch if you saw me do the dragonflies a couple of weeks ago

you'll see it's a very similar technique with the red breast but a little bit of

this goes really really a long way this was just a smear of the top piece that I

peeled off the red rust and it was absolutely enough to get me through

doing all of those letters and also doing these butterflies by thing and

absolutely superb so then I decided to put them together as though that they

are flying so to do that I grabbed some glue dots and you can see I just wanted

to see which one I wanted the top which one I wanted on the bottom because they

are slightly different and each one will always be different so I put a glue dot

between them and then I'm going to use a bit more of a heavy-duty glue I wanted

to pre fold them so that I knew where that fold line was going to be because

that's where I want the glue to be so that you don't see it through the vellum

and I want you to make sure that I have the perfect space there and knew exactly

where I wanted to stick them so glue I'm actually going to be using an eye craft

mixed-media adhesive it's really strong and it works really well on canvases and

things now I stick it with my finger and then just to really hold it now with a

nice lot of pressure in exactly the right place I picked up my bone folder

to be able to do that as well so I hope you have enjoyed this project it was

really great fun to make and I can't wait to put it on

Tilly's wall I hope you also enjoy these photographs that you can see lots of

different ones of course will be available on the canvas blog I will also

put them on the Hedgehog Hollow blogs that feel free

to pin them or save them and feel free to recreate this canvas I'd love to see

what you make be sure to link back to canvas court and hedgehog hallo and I

will see you again very soon for another guest post thanks for stopping by happy

stamping bye

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It is capable of aerobatics,

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Happy Thursday Average Dude Nation it is Matt and I have not recorded a video in

about two or so weeks I want to take some time like I said in the previous video

to adjust I know we haven't really been putting out that many videos school just

started we're acclimating and we plan on putting out more videos as the semester

progresses and we you know get settled obviously I'm in the new school Matt is

in his first semester oxy living off campus in a house which is a different

experience for him you know getting to class and also now that he has to make

his own food and all of that not an excuse we're not gonna be continuing to

put out you know barely any videos this is just a period of acclamation which in

my opinion is totally fine because this is what life is life is just an ongoing

perpetual period of acclamation so anyway well I don't have like all upbeat

tone and everything right now and I sound all happy and all that this video

is strictly about something that like I'm really really frustrated with

there's a level of like slight anger and just kind of like whatever that goes

with this and that is this project X you know the secret project that not not had

been working on since about June or July we made some small comments about it we

didn't really say anything has to do with supplements

we're stockpiling footage that hopefully at one point in the future regardless of

if it works out we could release the series on that which could be an

interesting perspective and after this video Maxo going to eat lunch and then i

have a call with math to discuss kind of our next steps but it's like you know i

understand that everything is a process i'm slowly starting to enjoy the process

more as opposed to just you know i want X outcome I want to get there ready

screw the process let's get to the outcome I think that's partly was

growing up maturity and just being in more situations is just understanding

that like everything there's a process you know Bill Gates before you made 50

billion dollars he made $1 $10 $100 a thousand and so on and so forth and I

think that that is how you have to set your goals right a

perfect example is literally I want to make a million dollars right you can't

just come off and be like all right why don't have a million dollars and it's

like because you're not focusing on actual every single dollar you're

focusing on the sum of that so break it down how can I make one dollar then you

make one dollar how can I make 10 100 and you and you took this one goal that

looks like it's just one going you could break it down into ten twenty other

smaller goals that every time you achieve it it gives you a small victory

because you know you're one step closer to that larger goal I got a little

off-topic the supplement thing and it's like we've

been working with we're trying to find manufacturer and we're trying to find a

supplier for this ingredient that we want to work with and we thought we had

a supplier one that was near home and like now they're saying like oh you know

we can't actually do what you want we've been going back and forth of them with

price quotes waiting one to two weeks for them to you know get back to us with

a price quote and now they're saying like hey sorry like we can't even do

this for you and it's like okay so all that time that we were speaking to you

was just a waste or like or like what and it almost brings us back to like the

starting point and I know we're not actually at the

starting point and I know sometimes that this is probably an example of you know

take a step back so you could take two forward and we know a little bit more

about the process a little bit more about the industry ingredients all of

that stuff and then the whole other issue the same exact thing happened with

our supplier we found a supplier we're like all right cool this is good you

guys have the ingredient you have everything we need let's talk price and

the second we talk price like they just boom just fall off the face of the earth

once your text calls emails are just gone damn like I thought that we were

like this close away and then gone where'd they go

I don't know we're almost back to square one again we know a little bit more or

slightly ahead then we were in the beginning but we're still just like

taking a stuff forward backwards forwards back the one thing that I

thought of that like every driver is like Matt like you know in your mind you

want to be a millionaire you want to be a billionaire

you want to be trillionaire if you want to achieve those things and you can't

even get past figure out how to solve a measly problem like finding a supplier

and a manufacturer how the hell are you ever gonna get to that point when in

doubt you just work you just make the call you pick the phone up you send the

email and you just keep doing it until shit sticks you know I spoke to my

cousin yesterday Zach and he mentioned something to me that he heard from

somebody in the business community that I wasn't familiar with the dip and the

dip is the point where that's when people just fold whether it's business

idea career right for like example if you want to be a doctor or a nurse a lot

of times that point is organic chemistry right that's where you filter out the

people that can do it and the people that can't do it and for for this idea

the dip which is basically I would just say like the hardest part in the process

of getting there is actually getting a supplier manufacturer and getting it

made that's the part where everyone's like oh I have this great idea and then

it's time to do it and they can't like they can't get it made because once you

have the product in hand and you're ready to sell and you're ready to market

it you have that weight on your shoulders of like man we have 50,000

inventory we need to sell sell sell I'm gonna stay on the phone and go

door-to-door all day selling it you have that pressure we're in the early stages

and you're just trying to figure it out and there's no downside to calling the

quits besides your loss of time you become a doctor you go through the

entire process you're a doctor and it's like oh I don't want to be a doctor

anymore and it's like all the weight of your loans you know eight to ten years

delaying starting a family all of that it's much harder to call quits at that

point so that's why in the beginning stages you get the dip and a lot more

people fall off I have a lot going on in my mind that I'm gonna speak with Matt

about a lot of it is gonna go into this Yuka footage archive maybe I could pull

some excerpts of what I'm saying out and put it into this video and you guys can

see that just to get some ideas about like moving forward and all that I'm

suggesting Matt and I move forward and figure this shit out and get it done so

I'm gonna put that on in three two one and like I'm thinking about this idea or

like the concept or whatever you want to build and like like I'm thinking like

two three four or five years and like it's something that like I could see

myself doing like I can't like in two years like I can't see myself like

selling phones right and but I think that we were like we like we were just

like naive to like the process and to like what this actually takes to do and

like what's required I mean I still some value but timeline is like not that

ridiculous of like oh yeah maybe like next summer we launched the product or

like next fall like I think that the timeline is fine but like as actual like

effort like we're just way off I got we grossly underestimated like how

much of that like personal growth we would need to actually do in order to

like succeed in like just getting like just coming up with a product really to

begin with and then selling it so like I really think that in order to

be like dedicated to the idea we have to be like dedicated to the process of like

actually learning about it like at a level that like we're not doing alright

guys hopefully those couple Clips helps you out gave you a little bit more

insight and that's just kind of like the strategies that we're using you know

I've never really thought in terms of like long-term you know I would say like

two to five years right a lot of things are like okay tomorrow next month three

months six months like my outlook was never really more than that and I

realized a lot of ideas that I pursue I think about them in the short term like

oh yeah man I'm gonna enjoy doing this in you know three to six months but I

never really thought about what I enjoy you know would I enjoy this in two to

five years and 90% of the time I'll be honest especially because I'm a

most a person answers gonna be no I wouldn't you know I'm not gonna enjoy

doing this I'm not gonna enjoy selling phones in two years I'm thinking about

this business this potential business with the supplements and I'm thinking

you know between now and maybe two years out of college is this something that

I'm gonna enjoy being a part of it's gonna be something that I enjoy doing

and the answer is yes want to bring something into them work

if that doesn't exist wanna bring a vibe and a brand identity into the market

that doesn't exist and I want to create value in the form of price quality

customer service and any way I can for the consumers because as a consumer

that's what I want and unfortunately most brands only care about the dollars

and cents and they neglect that hopefully you enjoyed the video if you

did please give it a thumbs up smash smash smash that subscribe button and

what else you could share this video by clicking the plus button Facebook

Twitter Linkedin anywhere and we really appreciate it like I said hopefully

we're gonna be going back to our regularly scheduled programming Tuesday

Thursday Saturday anyway average dude nation out we'll see in the next one

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ทุกคำ ยังจำไม่ได้ลืม

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แต่ในวันนี้ฉันคงไม่มีเธออีกแล้ว

Hey

เหตุผลที่เธอไม่เคยมีใจ

อาจเป็นเพราะฉันนั้นดูแลเธอไม่ค่อยดี

I'm sorry

(HOOK) ก็ไม่อยากจะรบกวนใจเธอ

ถ้าให้หยุดรักเธอคงทนไม่ไหว

ได้โปรดขอร้องเห็นใจอีกสักครั้ง

อยากจะรู้เธอคิดยังไง

พูดว่ารักให้ฟังสักครั้งได้ไหม

เพราะยังไม่พร้อมยอมรับกับความเสียใจ

(NICECNX) Take my hand to the sky

จับมือฉันไว้รักกันได้ไหม

แม้ว่าในพรุ่งนี้จะไม่เหลืออะไร

แต่เธอไม่เอารัก เธอไปจากใจฉัน

ภาพของเธอหมุนวนในความคิด

ไม่เคยลืมเธอได้เลยซักนิด

หากมันเป็นครั้งสุดท้าย

อยากกอดเธอไว้ก่อนที่จะสาย

ยังคิดถึงฉันไหม เหมือนที่ฉันคิดถึงเธอ

ฉันเองไม่มีใครมีแต่เธอในหัวใจ

อยากบอกรักครั้งสุดท้าย ก่อนจะสาย ก่อนจะลาจาก

ลืมไปแล้ว คำสัญญาที่เธอฝาก

ยังหวังให้เธออยู่ตรงนี้

แค่ซักนาที ก็คงดี

อีกหมื่นล้านคำในใจ

ไม่มีอีกแล้ว ตลอดไป

(T-BIGGEST) เคยเข้าใจว่าเธอนั้นรักกันดี

แต่ในวันนี้ฉันคงไม่มีเธออีกแล้ว

Hey

เหตุผลที่เธอไม่เคยมีใจ

อาจเป็นเพราะฉันนั้นดูแลเธอไม่ค่อยดี

I'm sorry

(HOOK) ก็ไม่อยากจะรบกวนใจเธอ

ถ้าให้หยุดรักเธอคงทนไม่ไหว

ได้โปรดขอร้องเห็นใจอีกสักครั้ง

อยากจะรู้เธอคิดยังไง

พูดว่ารักให้ฟังสักครั้งได้ไหม

เพราะยังไม่พร้อมยอมรับกับความเสียใจ

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It's almost done. I just have to add the ribbon.

It'll go well.

Do you think so?

I know so. She'll look stunning--- how couldn't she love it?

I've been practicing to finally make something for her. Most of the time, I work on designs but don't do a lot with them, or they're scrapped.

C'est vrai...?(Is This True?) That's a shame. From what I've seen, you have good designs. Those who get something are very lucky.

Really,really.

That's sweet of you to say.

I wouldn't say it if I didn't believe it. I'm sure a professional designer could give helpful advice, but from the extent of my knowledge, I believe I'd be very hard-pressed to find a flaw.

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INCREDIBLE Fast Food Stories You Didn't Know From Around the World - Duration: 16:33.

As the old saying goes, you are what you eat.

Uh-Oh!

From Egg McMuffins to the first drive-through window,

fast food is an integral part of today's culture. Stay tuned to number one to find

out how many centuries ago fast food restaurants first started making their

mark on the world!

Number 10: Founding Fathers

The story of the founding fathers of the United

States is something we are all taught as children in school. George Washington,

Thomas Jefferson, and Alexander Hamilton risked their lives to create the United

States of America and are recognized today as the heroes they are. Just as

recognizable, however, whether it's fair or not, are the founders of some of

America's fast food restaurants. John Hancock gave us the Declaration of

Independence, but unfortunately he never gave us a side of fries and a coke with it!

Any discussion about fast food founders have to start with the Colonel

himself, Harland Sanders. Before coming the face and creator of Kentucky Fried

Chicken, young Sanders dropped out of school at the age of 12 and ran away

from home. Eventually he became an attorney, but was ultimately disbarred

after having a fistfight with a client in open court. This would not be Sanders

last time in front of a judge, as he would end up shooting a man in

self-defense who defaced a sign for a Shell station he was operating. After his

charges were dropped, Harland Sanders realized his potential when he turned

his gas station into a local restaurant, where he perfected his famous

combination of 11 herbs and spices for the original recipe.

Despite establishing 600 KFC franchise locations in less than 10 years, the

Colonel was broke, and forced to sell the chicken eatery for 2 million dollars,

while staying on as the face of the company and the brand. Before selling the

fast-food chain in 1964, Colonel Sanders came across to another future restaurant

founder who would ultimately help KFC become the massive company is today with

over 18,000 locations worldwide. Who was that man you ask? Dave Thomas! That's

right...the guy who created Wendy's. Thomas met Sanders during KFC's

expansion into Indiana. An eventual franchise owner,

Thomas helped Sanders improved the brand by simplifying the menu and suggesting

that Sanders appear in the commercials himself. Thomas eventually sold his share

in four franchises he owned for 1.5 million dollars in order to open his own

hamburger restaurant. This was named after his daughter, Melinda Lou "Wendy"

Thomas the restaurant was based on old fashioned hamburgers and classic shakes.

The first restaurant was opened in 1969, in Columbus, Ohio, and became known

for the eye-catching square burger patties which were implemented by Thomas,

himself, so the customers could see the quality of the meat. Today, Wendy's is the

third-largest hamburger restaurant chain with over 6,500 locations in 30

countries. Despite both Harland Sanders and Dave Thomas serving in the military,

neither man reached the rank of colonel. However, both man were awarded as

honorary Kentucky Colonels by the governor of the state. Altogether both

men have appeared in over 1,000 commercials and, technically, that's a

thousand more than both George Washington and John Adams combined!

Number 9: Can you hear me now?

Once called the "greatest invention in the history of mankind,"

well, by me anyway. The drive-through has helped modernize the

restaurant industry overall and changed our perception of fast-food. Before the

idea of the drive-through was thought up, many restaurants depended on sit-down

business or customers eating in their car, via car hops. This required a lot of

time and resources for many restaurants, and ran quite a few of them out of

business...including the early businesses run by the McDonald brothers.

It wasn't until 1947 that the world's first drive-through was created by

Sheldon Cheney, of Red's Giant Hamburg, a hamburger restaurant which was named

The Hamburg because Cheney ran out of room on his giant sign. It crafted the design

after customers began going to faster competitors. The idea was a major hit, and

soon being copied all over the country. While this would seem like a simple idea

today, keep in mind that the man who thought of it also attached magnets to

his soda fountains to magically enhance the flavor. Yeah...that's who

revolutionized the fast-food industry. Today, the drive-thru represents 60% of

all fast-food orders taken. The oldest drive-through restaurants still open

today are In-N-Out Burger as Reds giant Hamburg has been closed for 35

years. Sounds like those magnets didn't help attract new customers! See what I

did there?

Number 8: America's favorite food

Bread is boring. You know it and I know it.

Bread is so boring in fact the man has found new and inventive ways to

make it better for centuries. Adding herbs, oils, vegetables,

meat, and whatever other flavor, has made bread a staple of our diet. However,

perfection was eventually achieved in the heart of Italy with man's greatest

invention...Pizza! Originally invented in 18th century in Naples, Italy, pizza was

a street food that was meant for those with little money. It was cheap and easy

to make. Many Europeans were initially hesitant to eat pizza because of the

addition of tomatoes, which was not native to the continent and actually

thought to be poisonous for over 200 years by its wealthier citizens.

Actually, I know a few people who still think they're poisonous today! The pizza

industry is worth over 700 billion dollars, worldwide. Americans especially

love pizza, as they eat 100 acres of pizza every year! Or 350 slices of pizza

every second. The math behind this country's love of peace is almost

unbelievable. Domino's Pizza, the world's largest pizza delivery chain, will sell 4

million pies alone on Super Bowl Sunday. Combined with their main competitor,

Pizza Hut, they will purchase six percent of all mozzarella cheese sold in the

United States. That's one in every twenty milk cows being dedicated strictly to

those two companies. Wow! I think I need an antacid.

Number 7: Famous advertising campaigns.

Every day, Americans are exposed to marketing and

advertisements meant to send us a message. Buy this, save that, vote this,

watch that...we are exposed to upwards of a thousand advertising messages every

day through television, the internet, and billboards. However, nobody does it better

than the fast food industry. In 2015, almost 6 billion dollars were spent on

marketing by restaurant chains such as Taco Bel, Burger King, and Subway. Every

year we are introduced to new multi-million dollar marketing campaigns,

giving us money makers like "Where's the beef?" and "Finger Lickin' Good," however

no conversation about fast food advertising can be had without introducing

the Clown Prince himself...that's right... Ronald McDonald. This iconic character

was first introduced in 1963 and was portrayed by the Today Show's own

Scott Willard. Originally named Ronald McDonald, The Happy Clown, this future

idol was actually created without any input from the McDonald's Corporation. This

grew into the mascot we know today who, according to one study, is recognized by

96% of all schoolchildren in the United States.

Now remember McDonald's...just because you gave us a burger pushing clown, we

still don't forgive you for the McSpaghetti!

Number 6: You look very familiar.

Fast food has long been stereotyped in the United States by the typical startup job

for young adults. Well this is not statistically supported, as the average

age of fast-food employees is 29 years old, you may still remember a famous face

or two that once asked if you wanted to supersize. From the world of

finance and telecom, to music and film, there's a who's who list of powerful

people who started their careers out with a McJob, using the lessons they

learned to reach new heights. This was the case for the current titleholder of the

world's richest man, Jeff Bezos. The Amazon CEO started his

multibillion-dollar Empire as a grill man in McDonald's, earning minimum wage

it was here that he learned about hard work, responsibility, and the age-old

lesson to never let failure slow you down. Madonna and Queen Latifah both

worked front counters at Dunkin Donuts and Burger King respectively. Even

Academy Award nominated actor Brad Pitt put in his time in the fast food

industry, by handing out flyers in a giant chicken outfit for an El Pollo Loco

in Hollywood. This hardly seems fitting for someone voted the world's sexiest

man in 1995 and 2000. Do you need any more examples of our best and most

beautiful learning important lessons in responsibility and diligence? How about

Barack Obama? That's right...the 44th President of the United States had a job

as a teenager in a Honolulu Hawaii location of Baskin-Robbins. After

beginning his political career, the then senator reminisced that he had no idea

how hard it was going to be to work at an ice cream shop, but he says he carried

those lessons with him to Washington. perhaps we've discovered the key to

getting politicians to work together. Banana splits for everyone!

Number 5: Let's get it started.

Every day, 50 million people are served

fast food from 160,000 locations all over the country. Despite being behemoth

companies now, almost every fast-food restaurant today got its start as an

underdog trying to show how delicious their new ideas were. Many even causing

their owners and founders to go broke before eventually changing the way we

all eat. White Castle, for example, the world's first fast-food

hamburger restaurant, opened in 1921 from $700 of borrowed money today there

are 420 White Castle locations with a net revenue of over 600 million dollars!

Papa John started his future pizza empire in the broom closet of his father's Indiana

tavern, getting his startup money by selling his car for only $1,600. That

gamble resulted in a worldwide Empire of 4,700 locations, becoming the official

pizza sponsor of the NFL and, most importantly, getting to meet Peyton

Manning! Clearly that's what's most important!

Number 4: Ladies and gentlemen of the jury.

Lady Justice is one of the most important symbols in our

country, as she stands for balance, authority, and impartiality. This has

brought the idea that everybody is treated fair and equally in a court of

law. Then the hot coffee lawsuit came around and things didn't seem so fair.

When all was said and done, the infamous hot coffee lawsuit (also known as Liebeck

versus McDonald's restaurants) has long been mocked by the people of the United

States. The back story is a woman spilled coffee, like we all do, and filed suit

against the largest fast-food restaurant chain in the world. She was awarded 2.86

million dollars, and became the target of scorn from almost every American...even

being spoofed by a Seinfeld episode! But, how much do we actually know about

this famous case? In 1992, 79 year old Stella Liebeck

had joined her grandson for a 49 cent coffee through the McDonald's

drive-through. The coffee cup, that she admitted was her fault for spilling, was

at an unbelievable temperature of 190 degrees Fahrenheit when it left the

window! This was so hot it it caused third-degree burns to 16% of her body,

including her buttocks, her thighs, and she ended up in the hospital for eight

days...which required major surgery and she almost died.

Hmm. Maybe we should all feel a little guilty! Well McDonald's didn't. When Stella

was left with over $20,000 in medical bills, she asked the fast food chain to simply

help pay. Their response? An $800 settlement offer. When this case

eventually went to trial, the jury awarded Stella

only two days worth of McDonald's coffee sales as payment. The ensuing reaction

against Stella that followed, though, was a carefully crafted marketing plan,

brought about by the McD's legal team in order to make her seem like a money

hungry scammer. And it worked! Congressman even introduced legislation

to keep this kind of lawsuit from happening again, all thanks to lobbying

from industry leaders. At times like this, I think Lady Justice may feel just a

little sick to her stomach.

Number 3: Tthe most important meal of the day.

Every morning, we wake up and start our day with a balanced breakfast. To help

provide the energy we'll need, favorites like eggs, bacon, and orange juice have

become commonplace on our tables. But, you know what would go really great with

that balanced meal? Make those items bite-sized and smoosh them between two

maple syrup flavored buns, branded with a McDonald's logo! That probably woulda

sounded unappetizing just a decade ago but today, this and other similar

breakfast items account for 25% of all McDonald's sales. This originally started

after the development of the Egg McMuffin, which was created by a

franchise owner in Santa Barbara, California in 1972. With the success of

the overall breakfast menu for the corporate giant, many other fast-food

chains have followed suit. Taco Bell, with their kidney-shattering

breakfast taco, has increased sales by 10 percent through breakfast alone since

starting the service in 2014. With other restaurants, such as Wendy's,

Jack-in-the-Box, and Burger King also waking up earlier, fast food chains are

expected to serve upwards of 30% of Americans at least once a week. The

convenience is great, but let's just assume your physician may not be pleased

when you tell him where you finally started eating breakfast!

Number 2: Kids are our future.

"Children are our most valuable resource." This famous quote,

originally stated by president Herbert Hoover, has long been a repeated

war cry of many successful politicians including John F Kennedy and George W

Bush. Well, this has also become the business model for the entire fast-food

industry, Originally starting with Ronald McDonald, the fast-food giant saw

the genius in marketing to children. This McBlitzkrieg on the mind of children

was highlighted in the introduction of the legendary happy meal in 1979. Created

by a franchise owner, in Guatemala, in the mid-1970s as the "Menu Ronald," this toy

free meal was meant to feed children more efficiently in the South American

nation. Once this idea hit corporate executives in Chicago, however, it was not

long before the first fast food menu item conceived specifically for children

was in McDonald's locations all over the United States. The mainstay toy would

follow suit shortly. This concept helped change family dining forever.

in 1989, the concept of playgrounds inside the restaurant was implemented

after the success of fellow kid friendly chain, Chucky Cheese. And, clearly, this

system has been a rounding success as 30 to 39 percent of all

children are expected to eat fast food on any given day!

Number 1: Looking towards the future.

Since the opening of the first All Night Noodle stands in

ancient China occurred around 25 AD, the fast-food industry has certainly changed

and evolved with time. Today, it is Americana personified, and a way of life

affecting almost every person in the country in one way or another. But, if

this list has taught us anything, it's that the version of convenient dining

that people knew in the 1950s is completely different from today. So, what

does that mean for the future? Currently Americans spend over 100 billion dollars

every year on fast food. Surprisingly, that is enough money to end world hunger

for years! With advanced studies in medicine and nutrition, it is common

knowledge that fast food is bad for you and should rarely be eaten. This

information has led to the introduction of many new menu items such as salads,

yogurts, and smaller drink sizes that are marketed as "healthy choices." However

the fact is that a salad at Burger King actually has more sugar than some sodas!

And Pizza Hut was the largest buyer of Kale, simply to use it as an interior

decoration. Regardless, many American see these as positive steps forward.

Perhaps people will shift in a different direction such as with restaurants like

Chipotle, Qdoba Mexican Grill, and Baja Fresh, these chains (labeled as fast

casual dining) have exploded in popularity in the last decade.

These restaurants have given diners a different choice of where to

eat, while offering simple menus, made with little to no chemicals, and being

cooked right in front of the customers. With over 2,000 locations and 3.9

billion revenue annually, perhaps Chipotle and similar eateries are

the future. Or, perhaps, we'll just invent flying cars to make the drive-through faster!

Where do you think fast food is heading? Do you feel a change is needed

in how we eat? Let us know in the comments below. Also, don't forget to hit

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We'll see you next time!

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