In Class: Argument Example

For today, I brought in a bundle of newspaper ads that all came in my front door at the exact same time. one is for CVS, one for Kroger, ...albertsons, walmart, tom thumbs. all in teh same bundled package. This is an attempt to convince shoppers and consumers to go to a particular store to get the best deals and best prices. and at an economic time like these days, these have a lot more pull and push on the community and the average citizen. why go to albertsons to pay 1.49 for a dozen eggs when you go to Sack n Save and spend .98c ? combining the full grocery list into the calculations of prices can end up saving more than just a half a dollar in the long run. and further irritating the problem is seeing the gas signs on the way to and from the store to remind you that they are going back up; slowly, but surely. everyone must have a high hopes or bitterly low expectations for the new president's plans for changing this economy's ruins for the better. there was a long and grueling debate against McCain and no one was certain which one would do the country any better than the other? i'm not going to go into any details about my beliefs because i honestly do not know anything about politics other than what i hear from my parents and friends parents so i dont think that gives me the right to put my ignorant opinion out into the world. i'm not a hippie or anything i just don't ever find the time to watch tv anymore what with school forcing me to spend hours on end in the basement of the library... done