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Date. 24th of June 2015

Dear Mr, Gail Williams

It is clear in the article “Its man vs burger in these meal deals” - that it addresses health concerns about the burger challenges in Western Australia. I strongly believe change is needed;  in order to make a change,  by restaurants should stating  all the warnings before people take the challenge. They should also outline the calories and kilojoules of the burger as we are seeing in all fast food stores, now some people may argue  that it is the customers responsibility as they have been given a choice to eat the burger but restaurants in Western Australian have the power of including a prize and putting time limits to finish the burger which influences and excites customer as they want to see if they can do the challenge. If customers knew the warnings and calories in these burgers before the challenge then it will reduce the number of people wanting to eat them in Western Australia. It is important that information about how many calories the burgers has and warnings should be stated to make it clear for customers before taking on the challenge.

Sincerely 

Alice Brown

Date. 25th of June 2015

Dear Mr Gail Williams,

I think that this challenge is a terrible Idea because people are eating super hot burgers and risking their health just to get a hat or t-shirt and their picture up on the wall and some times a little bit of money. Some times it could be so hot that it could burn off your taste buds and people are willing to risk it which is a dumb idea and some time it could corse a heart attach and that wouldn't be good. Some times people could be used to it but they have a right to know what could happen if they do it and how many calories there is in the burger but the employees don't give that information to the customer so I advise you to give them the information they need to have before the do the challenge. 

Sincerely

Jaime. P

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