It depends on the context. I think in the context of fast food, "the best" implies the food that is the nicest, and no, I don't have a problem with companies li

It depends on the context. I think in the context of fast food, "the best" implies the food that is the nicest, and no, I don't have a problem with companies like McDonalds serving unhealthy food. The cereal waste - if it complies with safety standards and people want to buy it, then let them. If you decide to ban anything that could be bad for people who are gullible, stupid and naive then you're not going to have much left that's allowed. I don't believe anyone reads "our products are the best" and thinks "that means they're healthy". If you want to be upset about something, how about the fact that they let people think of their salads as a healthy choice while pumping calories into the dressings?