What’s Up With Arby’s?

You might have seen A LOT of hate for Arby’s on social media recently, and my question is, why?

Well, I have an answer: Arby’s main problem is inconsistency, which means some people have no problem eating a half-pound roast beef sandwich, while others get food poisoning, diarrhea, and stomach problems. I think this happens because of Arby’s kitchens and their dirtiness and bacteria. For the roast beef to get bacteria, it has to sit out in a dirty, unwashed container or a dirty work environment. Sometimes it won’t even be the roast beef; the lettuce or other toppings can be dirty and unsanitary. Maybe they didn’t clean the toppings like the lettuce, pickles, and onions.

Sometimes it is also the containers that aren’t washed properly. What I would do to improve Arby’s and fix some of these problems: find a thorough way to wash the containers, get clean and fresh toppings and make sure the work environment is clean. I can improve the work environment by cleaning the surfaces and making sure that the toppings and containers are cleaned. This would solve the cleanliness problem.

There is also another major problem: where the roast beef, and other meats such as the chicken, steak, and more, come from. They probably source their meats from big factories, and I heard that they get the meat pre-cooked. Not only would the meat be super processed and touching a lot of unclean surfaces in factories. There is another myth I heard, so everyone knows that for a McDonald's burger, one patty could have more than one cow. Now that means that there is an extremely high chance of more bacteria since there are different cows. Anyways, I believe that the same thing might happen to Arby’s food too. All of this evidence leads back to one road, Inconsistency. Now with this information and evidence we can conclude a firm understanding why Arby's is getting a lot of internet attention and hate.

Thank you for reading this article about what is going on with Arby's. I have personally never got sick and hope you don’t too.