assumed the mantle of leadership on the issue of food... unpopular..." (Pg. 209). Schlosser uses a great deal of stories that really appeal to emotion which serve to show the unfortunate situations or events that come with the fast food industry when it comes to pathos. He starts by using sympathy towards the lower class workers for you to feel bad for them as well as some readers can relate “lack of full-time employment, receive no benefits, learn few skills, exercise little control over the workplace... float job to job" (Pg. 6) Schlosser appeals to the readers fear of rejection or of losing something important, no matter how hard you try to obtain it. Again, as i have stated before this shows the corruption within the slaughterhouse business and why it is frowned upon. "They take whatever you give them, and then, if there's a better offer, leave you hanging and move on to the next best deal." (Pg. 164). Finally to conclude Schlosser uses imagery to help paint a picture for the reader to