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In his book, "The McDonaldization of Society," George Ritzer points out an invisible obvious fact: McDonald's is able to keep its costs low in part because its patrons perform essential functions for the store.

Gadi Ben-Yehuda: Becoming Citizen 2.0, Step Three: Co-Deliverer Gadi Ben-Yehuda 2010

In his book, "The McDonaldization of Society," George Ritzer points out an invisible obvious fact: McDonald's is able to keep its costs low in part because its patrons perform essential functions for the store.

Gadi Ben-Yehuda: Becoming Citizen 2.0, Step Three: Co-Deliverer Gadi Ben-Yehuda 2010

Staple-bound, the earliest ones – beginning with a small book of poems, AN EVENING ON MILDRED STREET by Mariann Ritzer 1995.

October « 2009 « poetry dispatch & other notes from the underground 2009

Staple-bound, the earliest ones – beginning with a small book of poems, AN EVENING ON MILDRED STREET by Mariann Ritzer 1995.

michael koehler | tangletown & beyond « poetry dispatch & other notes from the underground 2009

In his book, "The McDonaldization of Society," George Ritzer points out an invisible obvious fact: McDonald's is able to keep its costs low in part because its patrons perform essential functions for the store.

Gadi Ben-Yehuda: Becoming Citizen 2.0, Step Three: Co-Deliverer Gadi Ben-Yehuda 2010

In his book, "The McDonaldization of Society," George Ritzer points out an invisible obvious fact: McDonald's is able to keep its costs low in part because its patrons perform essential functions for the store.

Gadi Ben-Yehuda: Becoming Citizen 2.0, Step Three: Co-Deliverer Gadi Ben-Yehuda 2010

BoingBoing reader Ted Ritzer of WIFLblog says, I took your lead re Fisking [see earlier BoingBoing post here] and posted some Fisking articles re RSS here, and another RSS Fisking Article here.

Boing Boing 2003

“The vast majority have simulated some of the surface charm of the classic parks and have added a range of amenities,” write George Ritzer and Todd Stillman in a 2001 article in Study in Leisure Sciences.

WHY is the FOUL POLE FAIR? VINCE STATEN 2003

"I was never less so, Ritzer;" and he then gave them an account of the manner in which Fergus had obtained his promotion.

With Frederick the Great A Story of the Seven Years' War 1867

"I don't think I shall be able to go very far," Ritzer said.

With Frederick the Great A Story of the Seven Years' War 1867